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Arbon Earth
Develops macroalgae-based marine carbon dioxide removal and sequestration projects.
Visit website (opens in a new tab)Some of the most important work for the ocean is being done by small teams with big ideas. We partner with non-profits, research organisations, start-ups and companies doing good work for the ocean, to better understand and document their impact and to unlock the corporate funding that lets their solutions and restoration projects scale.
The best partnerships start with understanding what each side needs. Organisations need stability to do good work, and companies need confidence in what they’re backing. When both are met, that’s when real impact starts.
Some of the most important work for the ocean is being done by small teams with big ideas. We partner with non-profits, research organisations, start-ups and companies doing good work for the ocean, to better understand and document their impact and to unlock the corporate funding that lets their solutions and restoration projects scale.
The best partnerships start with understanding what each side needs. Organisations need stability to do good work, and companies need confidence in what they’re backing. When both are met, that’s when real impact starts.
Partners
Remove. Restore. Regenerate.
Across the Baltic and beyond, ocean actors are doing remarkable work for the ocean. Here are some we work with directly, those we learn from and others we are proud to champion.
removerestoreBristol Avon Rivers Trust (BART)
Runs river-restoration, ecological monitoring and community litter-removal projects in the Bristol Avon catchment.
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Clean Up Bristol Harbour (All Aboard Watersports)
Organises community litter-picking events in Bristol Harbour.
removeCleanSea
Runs plastic clean-ups and coastal conservation activities on Sweden's west coast.
removeFjord Cleanup
Oslo-based diving group involved in underwater waste-recovery activities.
removeHands2Ocean
Recovers submerged litter and hazardous waste from Swedish waters using divers and volunteers.
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removerestoreHavsmiljöfonden
Raises funding for marine conservation and restoration; directory notes ghost-net recovery and boat-recycling work.
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removerestoreJohn Nurminen Foundation
Runs Baltic Sea nutrient-reduction projects aimed at improving water quality and restoring marine health.
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removerestoreMarinreparatørene
Restores Oslofjord habitats and removes seabed waste, with monitoring and marine education activities.
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OceanFront
Supports seabed litter recovery using equipment that geo-tags recovered debris.
removeRace for the Baltic
Advances projects intended to reduce nutrient pollution entering the Baltic Sea.
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removeSustainable Hive
Operates the SeaCycler litter-collection boat in Bristol Harbour and runs related education activities.
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Bluprint Lab
Develops modular artificial reef structures intended to support marine habitat restoration.
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Hiilipörssi
Finances and carries out peatland restoration for biodiversity and climate benefits.
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restoreregenerateNemo Seafarms
Develops seaweed cultivation and bladderwrack-restoration projects in the Baltic Sea.
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restoreLevande Hav
Works on Baltic Sea water recovery, including phosphorus-binding approaches to reduce eutrophication.
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restoreReef Circular
Develops artificial reef modules for marine habitat restoration using circular-material approaches.
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removeRace for Oceans Technology
We develop AI software solutions that detect, classify and map visible microplastics as small as 2 mm in complex land environments on a global scale.
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measureSensemakers
removerestoreWe Are Avon
measureWAI Water Intelligence
measureOcean Mind
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Virtavesien Hoitoyhdistys
Make the incredible credible
Begin with one intervention, and build on what works.