Using seaweed and mussels to clean chemicals at sea

Ocean Purpose Project's groundbreaking work in bioremediation- Project Tanah Air is not just a cool school experiment—it’s a blueprint for the future of regenerative agriculture and coastal conservation. By harnessing the power of seaweed and mussel biostimulants, this project aims to combat eutrophication, restore marine biodiversity, and revolutionize sustainable farming. Just one little farm- our pilot site filters 14.7 million litres of seawwater. Data from our pilot site in Pasir Ris already shows promising results: seaweed-based biostimulants increase soil nutrient retention by up to 30%, reduce chemical fertilizer dependency by 95%, and increase rate of growth by 10%.

With Singapore importing over 90% of its food, scaling our work aligns with the nation's 30 by 30 food security goals while transforming coastal waters into thriving blue carbon sinks.

Your funding will directly accelerate our next phase of research and deployment, ensuring that every dollar invested yields measurable climate impact, sustainable food solutions, and a cleaner ocean for future generations. Let's build this future—together.