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Seahorses are legally protected by law, and anyone looking for them - either snorkelling or diving - requires a licence.

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The Seahorse Trust said the latest survey had recorded 17 of the creatures on the seabed. A licence is required to dive or snorkel to find seahorses, which are protected by law ...

The eco-moorings installed by the Seahorse Trust, Boatfolk and the Studland Bay Marine Partnership cost about £100,000 a year to maintain. Boat users pay £7.50 to moor there for four hours, or £15 for ...

The Seahorse Trust said the latest survey had recorded 17 of the creatures on the seabed. The Seahorse Trust. A licence is required to dive or snorkel to find seahorses, which are protected by law.

Neil Garrick-Maidment of the Seahorse Trust said: "It is fantastic news that we found so many. "Half were males and most of them were pregnant, so it shows the eco-moorings are working.