Kelp Desk
Not everyone enters the water—but everyone can help tell the story.
The Kelp Desk is our shoreline education station where volunteers welcome visitors, answer questions, share information about kelp forests, and introduce people to the Caspar Cove Project.
Bringing the Ocean to Shore
Every dive begins on the shore.
While divers enter the water to help restore the kelp forest, the Kelp Desk serves as the welcoming heart of the Caspar Cove Project—where curiosity becomes understanding and visitors become part of the community.
Located near our Community Dive gatherings, the Kelp Desk is a place where volunteers greet guests, answer questions, share the story of Northern California's disappearing kelp forests, and introduce people to the restoration work taking place just beneath the surface.
Whether someone is a lifelong diver, a local resident, or simply passing by the beach, the Kelp Desk creates an opportunity to connect with the ocean in a meaningful way.
It's where we educate.
It's where we inspire.
It's where we invite people to become part of the solution.
Because restoring kelp forests isn't just about what happens underwater—it also happens through conversations, shared stories, and moments of connection that inspire people to care.
If you enjoy meeting people, sharing your love of the ocean, and helping others discover the incredible work happening at Caspar Cove, we'd love to have you join the Kelp Desk team.
Volunteers help:
Welcome community members
Explain kelp restoration
Share volunteer opportunities
Answer questions about purple urchin removal
Help visitors sign up for our newsletter
Inspire the next generation of ocean stewards
The Kelp Desk plays an important role in connecting people with the work happening just beneath the surface.
If you enjoy talking with people and sharing your passion for the ocean, we'd love to have you join us.
Every conversation has the power to create another ocean steward. 🌿🌊