Eal grass, also known as sea grass is flourishing in Manx waters.
The carbon-reducing plant is thriving in the Island's first marine nature reserve.
The underwater plant species can store carbon 35 times faster than a tropical forest, clean the ocean by absorbing polluting nutrients and provide a home to the likes of fish, crabs and lobsters.
It's currently found in four areas - Baie ny Carrickey, Laxey, Langness and Ramsey Bay Marine Nature Reserve.
2,542 calls to 999 last month
The emergency services responded to more than 2,400 callouts last month.
Community service for man who stole from brother
A man who stole thousands of pounds worth of items from his brother has been ordered to do community service.
Council to spend £40k on prom lights
Douglas Council will dip into reserves to pay for decorative lighting on the promenade sea wall.
Mountain Road due to reopen tonight
The Mountain Road remains closed today as roadworks continue.
MHKs to discuss Braddan Roundhouse
The House of Keys sits this morning, with plenty on the agenda for MHKs.
Government roadshow moves to Peel
The second Listening To You government roadshow event will be held this evening.
Woman accused of money laundering
A Liverpool woman has been remanded in custody after being arrested on suspicion of helping a drug gang.
Purple Helmet visits Government House
One of the Purple Helmets came out of retirement to mark a special occasion last week.
