KeeFarms

About

Kee Farms (501c3) is an ocean farm network focused on climate change adaptation through ocean regeneration, resilience, and restoration. Our work with seaweeds contribute to carbon sequestration, reduction of ocean acidification, increase in biodiversity, and removal of excess nutrients from our waterways.

We work with fisherfolk and other vulnerable groups to establish ocean farms. With sea moss, for example, these communities create an alternative source of livelihood. We believe in triple bottom line to create social, economic, and environmental change.

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The Caribbean Sea is a lifeline for millions of people. Concerted action is crucial to halt and reverse marine degradation in the Caribbean. Around 9% of the Earth's total coral population resides in the Caribbean, and over 50% of that original coral in the region has been destroyed since the 1970s with algal blooms at an all-time high since the 1990s.

Jamaica in particular has lost 85% of its coral reefs between 1980 and 1990 mainly due to the chain of unfortunate human and natural disasters that struck the island during that time frame.

About

Kee Farms (501c3) is an ocean farm network focused on climate change adaptation through ocean regeneration, resilience, and restoration. Our work with seaweeds contribute to carbon sequestration, reduction of ocean acidification, increase in biodiversity, and removal of excess nutrients from our waterways.

We work with fisherfolk and other vulnerable groups to establish ocean farms. With sea moss, for example, these communities create an alternative source of livelihood. We believe in triple bottom line to create social, economic, and environmental change.

50%

The Caribbean Sea is a lifeline for millions of people. Concerted action is crucial to halt and reverse marine degradation in the Caribbean. Around 9% of the Earth's total coral population resides in the Caribbean, and over 50% of that original coral in the region has been destroyed since the 1970s with algal blooms at an all-time high since the 1990s.

Jamaica in particular has lost 85% of its coral reefs between 1980 and 1990 mainly due to the chain of unfortunate human and natural disasters that struck the island during that time frame.

About

Kee Farms (501c3) is an ocean farm network focused on climate change adaptation through ocean regeneration, resilience, and restoration. Our work with seaweeds contribute to carbon sequestration, reduction of ocean acidification, increase in biodiversity, and removal of excess nutrients from our waterways.

We work with fisherfolk and other vulnerable groups to establish ocean farms. With sea moss, for example, these communities create an alternative source of livelihood. We believe in triple bottom line to create social, economic, and environmental change.

50%

The Caribbean Sea is a lifeline for millions of people. Concerted action is crucial to halt and reverse marine degradation in the Caribbean. Around 9% of the Earth's total coral population resides in the Caribbean, and over 50% of that original coral in the region has been destroyed since the 1970s with algal blooms at an all-time high since the 1990s.

Jamaica in particular has lost 85% of its coral reefs between 1980 and 1990 mainly due to the chain of unfortunate human and natural disasters that struck the island during that time frame.

We are providing environmentally sustainable business solutions for coastal communities. That could potentially over time reduce overfishing, illegal fishing and restore nearshore reef heath.

Our partners

We are providing environmentally sustainable business solutions for coastal communities. That could potentially over time reduce overfishing, illegal fishing and restore nearshore reef heath.

Our partners

We are providing environmentally sustainable business solutions for coastal communities. That could potentially over time reduce overfishing, illegal fishing and restore nearshore reef heath.

Our partners