The Corner Inlet-Nooramunga Broadleaf Seagrass Restoration Project in Victoria brings together commercial fishers and Landcare, in a world-first partnership, to restore 500 acres of broadleaf seagrass over two years. Guided by the local knowledge of Corner Inlet's 18 commercial fishers, the project devised a novel method for securing broadleaf seagrass: the deployment of 500 handmade, hessian sandbag snakes. Successful in restoring Posidonia australis, The Corner Inlet is a prime example of the benefit that comes from engaging local fishers' knowledge to inform better ecological outcomes through the devision of new restoration methodologies. Presenter: Scott Elliott. Second video: Corner Inlet Broadleaf Seagrass Restoration Project - Site Preparation. PowerPoint slides: Making Seagrass Sexy: The Corner Inlet-Nooramunga Broadleaf Seagrass Restoration Project.#Salinity#NativeFloraFauna#ThisWorksHere#FirstNationsKnowledge#InvasiveWeedsPests#CoastWaterways#VIC#HabitatRestorationRevegetation#LandcareConf21#NationalLandcareConference