Why it Matters

Kelp forests are the rainforests of the sea.

They provide food and shelter for marine life, protect coastlines, store carbon, and support vibrant coastal communities. When kelp disappears, entire ecosystems are affected.

But when people show up, recovery becomes possible.

At Caspar Cove, we are seeing signs of hope.

Every dive matters.

Every volunteer matters.

Every donation helps.

Your Gift Helps Us

  • Support Monthly Dives

    Help us organize and host community dive days that bring volunteers together to remove purple sea urchins and create space for kelp forests to recover.

  • Expand Restoration Opportunities

    Support our vision of growing from one community dive per month to multiple events throughout the season, creating more opportunities for people to get involved.

  • Keep Divers in the Water

    Help provide air compressor support and tank fills for volunteer divers, making it easier for more people to participate in kelp restoration efforts.

  • Build Our Community of Ocean Stewards

    Support volunteer recruitment, coordination, training, and outreach efforts that help connect new divers and ocean advocates with meaningful ways to contribute.

  • Inspire Through Learning

    Help fund educational displays, outreach materials, and volunteer-led conversations that connect visitors with the story of kelp forests and how they can help protect them.

  • Share the Recovery Story

    Help us document and share the stories, photos, videos, and successes emerging from Caspar Cove so more people can see that restoration is possible.

Help Us Grow the Movement

Right now, the Caspar Cove Project coordinates community dives once a month during the season.

With your support, we can welcome more divers, host more events, expand education efforts, and create more opportunities for people to take meaningful action for the ocean.

Our vision is simple:

More people.

More dives.

Less purple urchins.

More kelp.

Make a Donation

Your contribution directly supports the Caspar Cove Project and our community-driven kelp restoration efforts.

3% Cover the Fee

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