Regenerative Aquaculture
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A Milestone in Ocean Regeneration: Celebrating 20,000 Kelp Trees Planted
Celebrating 20,000 Kelp Trees Planted for Ocean Regeneration
Thanks to the Seatopia community, we've planted over 20,000 kelp trees in British Columbia, creating a thriving kelp forest that supports marine life, improves water quality, and helps offset ocean acidification. This milestone is just the beginning—together, we're regenerating our oceans, one kelp tree at a time.
Seatopia Celebrates 13,000 Kelp Trees Planted
Seatopia has reached a monumental milestone: planting 13,000 kelp trees in British Columbia. This kelp reforestation project aka Seaforestation, a collaboration with Coastal Kelp, veritree, Ecodrive, and Sea Forest, is helping restore marine ecosystems, sequester carbon, and protect coastlines. Discover how regenerative aquaculture can create a healthier future for our oceans.
In the realm of ocean conservation, a remarkable solution is taking center stage: kelp reforestation. This innovative approach to regenerative aquaculture holds the key to revitalizing marine ecosystems and mitigating the impacts of climate change. Harnessing the extraordinary potential of kelp, these underwater forests not only offer a sustainable source of food and habitat but also contribute to carbon sequestration and oceanic regeneration.
Let's take a dive into kelp - what it is, why it is important, and what it has to do with us. Here we bring an overview of kelp and some companies and research partners that are expanding the world of kelp.
Reforesting Kelp for Every Seatopia order with Ocean Wise
Doubling down on our work to build a truly regenerative seafood supply chain, Seatopia recently partners with Ocean Wise to plant reforest kelp in key wild fish spawning regions. 