Please join us July 14 – 20 at the World Expo in Japan. Blue Harmony is participating in the 2025 Osaka/Kansai Expo Blue Ocean Dome (ZERI JAPAN). The Blue Ocean Dome will serve as an educational platform for raising awareness about the critical state of our oceans and inspiring action for its conservation. The dome aims to transcend conventional environmental initiatives, foster worldwide collaboration, and empower individuals and corporations to participate in collective sustainability efforts.
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Committing to the Ocean’s Future
Become part of the solution
Blue Harmony collaborates closely with the ocean conservation movement, synergizing efforts to broaden their impact. We aim to bolster solution-based initiatives by reaching new audiences, families, frontline communities, youth, and individuals disproportionately affected by climate change.
Blue Harmony at World Expo July 14- July 20, 2025
A Platform for Global Change
Our sustainability nonprofit is actively seeking Blue Ocean Dome sponsors to help us spread worldwide awareness about the critical state of our oceans and the urgent need for conservation. To become a sponsor or learn more about the World Expo, visit our Expo page.
Blue Harmony Projects
Casper Cove Project
The Caspar Cove Project (know as The Watermen’s Alliance Sea Urchin Removal Event at Caspar Cove) is a community-driven initiative aimed at restoring the balance of marine ecosystems by removing puple sea urchins from the waters of Caspar Cove in Northern California.
Bull kelp forests, once abundant along the coast of Northern California, are now facing rapid decline attributed to factors exacerbated by climate change. In 2014, the bull kelp forests experienced unprecedented stress, leading to widespread die-offs and dramatic declines in kelp coverage. We have lost over 90% of bull kelp due to ocean climate change. This has become a pressing concern for ocean conservationists, posing significant challenges to marine ecosystems and biodiversity. One of the significant challenges contributing to the loss of bull kelp is the proliferation of sea urchins. These voracious grazers feed on kelp. As bull kelp declines, sea urchin populations have surged, creating a destructive feedback loop known as a “sea urchin barren”, where vast expanses of the seafloor are devoid of kelp and dominated by sea urchins.
Various conservation efforts, like the Caspar Cove Project, are underway to combat the declining bull kelp and the proliferation of sea urchins.
Get Involved Through Events, Volunteering, and Donations
Blue Harmony collaborates closely with the ocean conservation movement, synergizing efforts to broaden their impact. We aim to bolster solution-based initiatives by reaching new audiences, families, frontline communities, youth, and individuals disproportionately affected by climate change.
Upcoming Events and Initiatives
Blue Harmony Events offers opportunities to support initiatives that promote the health and sustainability of our oceans. Join us to create waves of positive change for our planet and oceans.
Volunteer with Us: Make a Difference
Join our community of volunteers at Blue Harmony to make a positive impact on ocean health and drive meaningful conservation efforts for a sustainable world.
Make a
Donation
Support our oceans’ future! Donate to Blue Harmony Foundation for climate action, marine restoration, and a resilient planet.
Contact Us
Whether you have questions, want to get involved, or would like to share your insights, we welcome your engagement in our mission to protect and restore the health of our oceans. Contact us directly at info@blueharmony.org