‘Tap potential of seagrass meadows’


Merambong shoals in Pendas, Gelang Patah, during low tide. — Photos courtesy of Kelab Alami

JOHOR can attract nature lovers and tourists by putting more effort in promoting and developing seagrass meadow as a new agrotourism product.

Kelab Alami project officer Nur Syazwani Ali said she was optimistic that the seagrass meadow could become a popular tourist attraction through the right marketing strategy.

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