As climate change threatens coastal communities, seaweed farms can provide a solution. Seaweed, which requires almost no land, water, or greenhouse gases to grow, can also pull carbon out of the atmosphere and act as a sustainable substitute for carbon-intensive products like plastic
Publisher: The Nature Conservancy
Seaweed Biofilters for reef resilience and emissions reduction in the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. A nature based solution for improving water quality, biodiversity and livestock emissions reduction.
Publisher: Australian Seaweed Institute
Author: Australian Seaweed Institute
Year: 2022
Dive in with WWF expert, Bailey Moritz, as she shares some of her knowledge on seaweed and seaweed farming.
Publisher: World Wildlife Fund
Author: World Wildlife Fund
Year: 2023
Dive in with WWF expert, Bailey Moritz, as she shares some of her knowledge on seaweed and seaweed farming and how it supports rural and coastal communities, gender equity, nutrition, and global food security.
Publisher: World Wildlife Fund
Author: World Wildlife Fund
Easy to grow, versatile, and beneficial to ocean ecosystems, seaweed is a carbon-sequestering super plant. It can even be farmed as an efficient way to produce highly nutritious food for both humans and animals alike. If seaweed can be farmed at scale, there is potential for significant and meaningful impacts for people, nature, and climate.
Publisher: World Wildlife Fund
Author: World Wildlife Fund
Year: 2021