Innovative Startups, Including Coastal Carbon, Spotlighted at IMPAC5 Conference
October 31st, 2023
Eleven bluetech startups recently took the stage at the IMPAC5 conference in Vancouver, highlighting the intersection of technology and marine conservation. Companies like Coastal Carbon are leading the charge with innovations such as using AI to measure blue carbon credits for kelp farmers.
The IMPAC5 event serves as a global forum, uniting ocean conservation professionals to discuss Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). This year's MPA Pitch Challenge allowed startups to showcase their sustainable revenue models, underscoring the growing role of technology in solving pressing marine issues.
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