Canopy Blue Kelp Reforestation
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Canopy Blue Kelp Reforestation
12 Dec 2024
Canopy Blue Kelp Reforestation
Canopy Blue, in collaboration with The University of Western Australia, is working to restore over 100,000 hectares of lost kelp forest. These vital coastal ecosystems provide refuge for biodiversity, support local economies, and play a critical role in carbon storage. The project aims to scale Kelp Reforestation as a global nature-based solution to combat climate change.
Through the sale of Kelp Impact Cards, Canopy Blue enables businesses to support this vital initiative, benefiting Western Australia’s coastal environment.
Everclime plays a key role in ensuring the verification and transparency, driving impactful environmental restoration.
Through the sale of Kelp Impact Cards, Canopy Blue enables businesses to support this vital initiative, benefiting Western Australia’s coastal environment.
Everclime plays a key role in ensuring the verification and transparency, driving impactful environmental restoration.
Everclime welcomes Canopy Blue
24 Oct 2024
Kelp Restoration
Did you know seaweed can help fight climate change? Through photosynthesis, seaweed absorbs carbon dioxide, acting as a “carbon sink” that traps and stores CO2, reducing its presence in our atmosphere.
Everclime Support
We’re proud to partner with Canopy Blue, a company developing large-scale seaweed farms to maximise carbon sequestration and restore ocean health.
Join us in supporting this vital work for a more sustainable future.
Join us in supporting this vital work for a more sustainable future.
Jetwave Marine 22/23 Impact Investment
15 Oct 2024
22/23 Impact Investment
Jetwave Marine chose to offset 5,358tn of CO2e and plant 960 Kelp Plants as part of their impact investment. The Kelp is planted by Canopy Blue off the coast of Kalbarri in Western Australia. Jetwave Marine continues to work on reducing the overall carbon footprint of their fleet and where this wasn't possible they chose to offset with international carbon credits and support a local impact project.
