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Our Purpose
Remove overgrazing sea urchins which helps turn a barren seafloor back into a vibrant kelp forest.
Deliver premium ranched sea urchins (uni)
to restaurants globally.
Restore oceans into vibrant ecosystems for the benefit of communities around the world.
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Help the Kelp
Coastal kelp forests are some of the most fertile feeding and breeding grounds for fish and invertebrates globally, but they are disappearing four times faster than rainforests*. Reducing urchin populations can help restore kelp growth—up to 18” per day!
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Restored kelp
forests sequester CO2 production
Kelp forests and other shallow water vegetation make up the majority of the ocean’s vegetated habitats but only equal 0.05% of the plant biomass on land, however they convert almost as much CO2 as terrestrial vegetation.
Job Creation
The removal of empty, barren urchins also creates new jobs at our land and sea-based ranches. Combined with this, the return of fish to once urchin dominated, desert-like waters entails renewed economic activity in rural, coastal communities.
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