English seahorses show up mob-handedOne marine species that appears to be thriving in England this summer is the seahorse, though the dedicated volunteers who have helped bring about this situation would appreciate it if other divers resist going to see for themselves. The trust reckoned that these represented fewer than half of the total number of seahorses inhabiting the site, though within weeks the population had dissipated. It was Seahorse Trust founder and CEO Neil Garrick-Maidment who was leading the latest dive and first spotted the seahorses. Eco-moorings successThe Seahorse Trust set up the British Seahorse Survey in 1994, making it the world’s longest-running continuous survey of its kind. Also on Divernet: Seahorse haven enjoys big cash boost, Here’s to the Seahorse Trust!, Breaking the chains for Studland seahorses, Seahorse expert receives prestigious award