Plymouth Gin - Seagrass

Seagrass

5 Steps to

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Identify and Mark Meadows

Restoration starts with documenting the current conditions of seagrass beds. Which seagrass meadows are in good condition with high carbon stores and which areas are in need of care? Using buoy’s to mark seagrass meadows helps to alert humans to slow down and exercise caution to keep seagrass meadows safe from anchoring and other human activities.

Protect

Provide Alternative Anchoring

Boat anchors are a major cause of seagrass damage. By installing eco-friendly moorings, the Blue Meadows project keeps anchors out of seagrass meadows, giving existing meadows a chance to regenerate.

Educate the Community

When boat users understand the impact human activity can have on seagrass meadows, the community can become part of the solution instead of contributing to the problem.

In addition to natural regeneration, Blue Meadows is working on large-scale restoration using aquaculture. The organization researches and tests restoration techniques at its 4,305 square-foot seagrass nursery, the largest of its kind in England.

Restore Existing Meadows

• condition of the seagrass • biodiversity • carbon stores

Measure Impact

Documenting progress is an important part of any restoration project. Blue Meadows measures its success on three key indicators:

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A true classic dating back to the early 1800s, the Tom Collins is famous around the world.

• 1.5 ounces Plymouth Gin • .8 ounce lemon juice • .5 ounce simple syrup

Celebrate seagrass restoration with a gin cocktail.

Paired with soda water and lemon or mint, wintery Sloe Gin becomes a summery drink to savor.

• 1.5 ounces Plymouth Sloe Gin • 5 ounces soda water • 1 squeeze of lemon

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Tom Collins

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A fresh twist on the classic Gin Buck.

• 2.5 parts Plymouth Gin • 0.5 parts fresh lemon juice • 2.5 parts pressed apple juice • 5 parts ginger ale

tom collins

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garden buck

For every bottle of gin purchased, Plymouth is donating £1 (about $1.23) to the Blue Meadows project.

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• 1.5 ounces Plymouth Gin • .8 ounce lemon juice • .5 ounce simple syrup

A true classic dating back to the early 1800s, the Tom Collins is famous around the world.

• 2.5 parts Plymouth Gin • 0.5 parts fresh lemon juice • 2.5 parts pressed apple juice • 5 parts ginger ale

A fresh twist on the classic Gin Buck.

sloe soda

garden buck

tom collins

sloe soda

garden buck

learn more