ABOUT

Seaweed Farmer free diving underwater to look at his Asparagopsis

Who is Fremantle Seaweed?

We’re a team of seafarers passionate about ocean conservation and adventure. We’re committed to combating climate change by growing Asparagopsis along with a variety of other local seaweeds. Our sustainable seaweed is creating waves of change for the planet.

THE PROBLEM

Here's what we believe.

We are the custodians of the deep, and all our actions must be in harmony with the wild blue sea.  From day one, we’ve been committed to sustainable practices that enhance the power and vitality of the ocean.

THE SOLUTION
About Fremantle Seaweed. Seaweed variety used for cattle feed.

OUR TEAM

fremantle seaweed staff and leader sitting on harvesting seaweed vessel

Chris de Cuyper

A passionate surfer and ocean advocate, Chris realised the potential of Asparagopsis seaweed to reduce ruminant livestock methane emissions as a solution to climate change. Inspired by CSIRO’s development of the Asparagopsis feed supplement, Chris founded Fremantle Seaweed to act now in the fight against climate change.
fremantle seaweed staff and leader sitting on exploration seaweed vessel

Mick Holland

Mick is a horticulturalist, visual artist and irrigation specialist. In a career spanning from the docks of the Fremantle fisherman’s wharf to setting up industrial processing operations and running large commercial and government irrigation contracts. Mick connected with Chris’ vision over a shared passion for ocean conservation and adventure.

THE NEWS

Fremantle Seaweed logo, sustainable ocean grown seaweed farmers. cattle feed seaweed.

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We acknowledge the Whadjuk peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the waters in Derbal Nara that Fremantle Seaweed’s aquaculture operations are situated upon. We acknowledge the wisdom of Aboriginal Elders past and present and pay respect to Aboriginal communities of today. We recognise the rich and diverse culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and the valuable contribution this diversity brings to our aquaculture operations. We will respect the waters of Derbal Nara. Always was, always will be.