Sea Forest
Sam Elsom shares Sea Forest's story of tackling climate change through the cultivation of asparagopsis, a genus of edible red algae, that when fed to livestock in small amounts, eliminates up to 98% of their methane emissions.
About the video
Asparagopsis is a common seaweed native to the waters of Tasmania. This seaweed, when included in very low quantities as a feed supplement, greatly reduces the production of methane from livestock.
Sea Forest is a group dedicated to fighting climate change by being the first in the world to cultivate Asparagopsis at a commercial scale. This is a film about how it works and their journey.
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