The world of seaplants is a group of interrelated communities... each has a different focus. At one extreme we have communities with a completely financial interest. At the other extreme there are communities with a purely intellectual or aesthetic interest. Communities tend to revolve around discipline, environmental influences and uses. Most people belong to more than one community of interest (e.g. one discipline, at least one usage area and environmental impacts). Click on the hotlinks below to gain access to community links.
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Seaplant Science and Technology
Seaplants are fascinating subjects for scientific study. Phycology, the scientific study of seaplants, is an intellectual pursuit that goes beyond simply being useful. It is a rewarding field of endeavor in its own right. We seaplant people realise that these marvelous photosynthesizing organisms are essential to global ecosystems and are even largely responsible for providing us with the breath of life. This realization gives added impetus to our study of how they function.
It is one of our major missions that we develop the site as a comprehensive source of literature, information and works of art that pertain to seaplants. In doing so we do not seek to replace, but rather to complement sites that are pursuing similar mission, one notable example being the Seaweed Site of Dr. Michael Guiry where a wealth of information and photographs can be seen and experienced.
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SEAPlant.Net Links
Hotlinks to the world of seaweeds & seaplant value chains...
Seaplant.net Foundation gratefully acknowledges past support for this website from the IFC-PENSA program,
from the EAI-BDS project of AusAID
and from Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) GmbH.
The site is now fully supported and maintained by Seaplant.net Foundation.
The modest fees that we charge for downloads enable us to keep the site going.