Kelp Lifeways (full length: 17 minutes)

Enjoy this full version of our Kelp Lifeways video (produced by Sealife Productions), in which we share the beauty and importance of our region's marine forests, and highlight the 8-day Kelp Expedition that Puget Sound Restoration Fund (PSRF) led in 2021, with participation from over 40 partners. You can also find the short (~3 minute), and medium (10 minute) length versions of the Kelp Lifeways video on the PSRF RUclips channel.
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Dive further into Puget Sound's Kelp Forests and the Kelp Expedition at tiny.cc/kelpforests
Explore more of PSRF's restoration work on bull kelp, Olympia oysters, pinto abalone and more:
Website - restorationfund.org/
Facebook - / pugetsoundrestorationfund
Instagram - / psrestorationfund

[@duybear4023]

Good work!

[@tylercowdrey1268]

Fantastic documentary! Is there a social media post I can retweet?

[@pugetsoundrestorationfund8141]

Learning new skills over here! Here's the link to the FB post - facebook.com/PugetSoundRestorationFund/posts/4999601503433575; over to Twitter to see what magic can happen there!

[@pugetsoundrestorationfund8141]

Try this!
twitter.com/restorationfund/status/1502010795953201163

[@Friedolays]

How exactly did the kelp help people travel?

[@PoojaRani-vm5ie]

"Kelp Vrikshh?" _/I\_

[@Friedolays]

Do fish have pubes?

[@KenSDCA]

You'd sorta think that someone who's the "Founder & Executive Director of a project related to kelp would know that it's not a "plant". It's algae. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelp