Abstract
Nakaumi lake is shallow with extensive intertidal sand and mud flats. The eelgrass (Zoesta marina) zone in the lake may function as an important refugee for many resident and transient species, especially where other structural habitats are poor. In this paper, a new method for eelgrass bed creation is introduced and discussed Field observations have been carried out and suitability conditions of eelgrass are evaluated by field data.
