Scaling seagrass meadows for climate impact

We use seagrass aquaculture to enhance nature-based carbon removal and preserve marine biodiversity.

Seagrass restoration

Why Seagrass?

Seagrass meadows are vital for marine life, fisheries, and climate resilience.

1/5

of the world’s largest fisheries rely on seagrass meadows as a nursery habitat.

29%

of known seagrass areas in the Mediterranean have disappeared since 1879.

30x

faster carbon absorption than tropical rainforests per hectare.

At Seagrass Blue, we restore vital Mediterranean seagrass species by cultivating them in floating ‘pod’ structures.

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Help us plant 10 hectares of seagrass

Contact our team to explore how your support can drive measurable environmental impact.

Our next goal is clear: planting 10 hectares of seagrass to enhance carbon removal and protect marine life.

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our team

The minds behind Seagrass Blue

Chris Lewis

Engineer and entrepreneur with over 25 years experience. Expert in ocean robotics and IOT. Award winning designer, XPrize team leader and co-founder of environmental engineering consultancy.

Craig Syms

Marine ecologist and biostatistician with decades of experience in fish and habitat ecology, ocean science and aquaculture. Numerous academic, research and industrial roles worldwide.

Svetlana Cranga

Industrial sales and decarbonization expert with over 15 years of experience in business development and sales across sectors including mining, logistics and energy. Deep expertise in carbon strategy through leadership at ADF and Evolen.

Marine Bees

Our robotic helpers that do all the ‘real work’. They watch over the seagrass meadows and ensure every blade is counted!

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An innovative approach for ocean restoration

Granted by EMSO ERIC within the Physical Access Program, the Seagrass Blue project aims to revolutionise seagrass restoration efforts for carbon removal.

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