Our partners provide the funding, technical expertise, facilities and essential personnel that make our work possible.
We’re deeply grateful for these relationships and the shared commitment they represent. Each partnership strengthens our collective capacity to restore kelp ecosystems across BC, advancing the science, innovation and collaboration needed to ensure the future of these vital coastal habitats.
UN Ocean Decade Endorsement
We’re proud to share that our knowledge mobilization campaign, Virtual Kelp Journeys for Coastal Sustainability, made possible through support from MEOPAR, has been officially endorsed as a United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (UN Ocean Decade) Activity.
This endorsement, recognizes our efforts to advance kelp forest restoration through science, collaboration and community partnership. Being part of the Ocean Decade network connects us with global initiatives working toward a healthier, more resilient ocean for all.
Partner Organizations
First Nation Partners
Funders
Partner With Us
Kelp restoration is a collective effort, we’re always looking to build connections with people and organizations who share our vision for healthy coastal ecosystems. Whether you’re a researcher, institution, NGO, funder or coastal community member, there are many ways to get involved. Your support helps advance kelp restoration across BC, build knowledge through science and training, and strengthen the networks working for a resilient coastal future.
Partner on a Project
We work with First Nations, researchers, NGOs and industry to advance kelp restoration and coastal resilience. Partners help shape and deliver projects ranging from field research to outreach and education. If you’re developing an initiative related to kelp forests and restoration, we'd love to hear about it.
Support Through Funding
Financial contributions help sustain and expand our restoration, research and education programs. Whether through individual donations, grants or corporate partnerships, your support directly enables fieldwork, training and community collaboration across BC’s coast. We welcome discussions with aligned organizations looking to invest in ocean health and long-term ecosystem recovery.
Share Knowledge and Expertise
Kelp recovery depends on many kinds of expertise , from science and technology to communications, design and community engagement. We value collaboration across disciplines and welcome those who can contribute skills, time or in-kind support to help strengthen restoration networks and public awareness.
Join the BC Kelp Network
The BC Kelp Network is a private Facebook group for people with a shared interest in kelp restoration. Whether you're a community member, Indigenous steward, practitioner, researcher, student, advocate or just curious, this is a space to learn from each other, share knowledge, and collaborate. Search for the group on Facebook to request to be added.
If you’re interested in exploring any of these partnership opportunities, we’d love to hear from you. Please contact us below to start the conversation.