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Milestones, progress and the people behind the farms.
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Le Tour of Brittany
A week driving the coast of Brittany turned a casual road trip into a seafarming study tour. The scale of the seaweed and shellfish industry there — and how deeply it is embedded in local culture — has a lot to say about what we are building in Tasmania.
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Recent updates
July 2026 News Update
Tasmania's waterways are at a critical turning point. How we use them for work, play and peace of mind is shifting rapidly — and it's time for fresh approaches that let coastal communities thrive.
May 2026 News Update
A massive amount of progress in a single month. Our involvement in the Hatch: Taronga Accelerator Program is generating momentum on every level — and we are only halfway through.
Hatch: Taronga Accelerator Program
Confirmation that the project is one of six finalists accepted into the Hatch: Taronga Accelerator Program — a huge step forward in turning the vision into reality.
A New Opportunity For Bruny Island
Ocean farming is an environmentally friendly, well-established method of growing food — and the Channel waters off Bruny are ideally suited to it. A new source of sustainable rural employment.
Community Meetings Coming Up
Community meetings at Alonnah and Dennes Point to explain the project, share progress and open the floor. An entirely community-based initiative, coordinated by a non-profit charity.
Land based agriculture won't feed the planet
Arable land is not keeping pace with global demand, and forests are being cleared to make room. The ocean is a largely untapped resource that can genuinely feed the planet.
These updates are republished from Bruny Island Seafarms, the pilot project behind the foundation, while Seafarming Australia's own newsroom is being established.
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