SeaForester main approach involves the seeding of small stones with seaweed spores, growing them on land in specialized nurseries and deploying them in the sea. Aiming to bring life as these seaplants can reverse acidification in our oceans, build up depleted fish stocks and capture carbon at least five times more efficiently than tropical forests.
Globally, kelp forests store 20 million tons of carbon every year, equaling emissions of 17.5 million cars.

*Inclusive of Sea Kelp, Marine & Seaside Plants & Seaborn Ferments, by volume purchased in fiscal year 2023