Sparebanken Møre is the main sponsor of the project. The local bank has a strong environmental commitment and is contributing TEFT funds to help get the project off the ground. This provides a solid foundation and opens up exciting opportunities. We are proud to have the bank on our team.

Together with Climatepoint, we are developing Norway’s first pilot project on biodiversity credits. We have produced a full Lifecycle Analysis for an integrated package of nature‑restoration measures on Valderøya, just outside Ålesund.

Together with Møreforskning, we have secured funding from Møre og Romsdal County to carry out biodiversity analyses (BACI) for the Climate Point pilot project on Valderøya. We are mapping the biodiversity in the area and studying how underwater clean‑ups influence local marine life. The data collected will form an integral part of the Lifecycle Analysis for the biodiversity‑credit model.

Marinreparatørene work to restore a healthy and resilient ecosystem in the Oslofjord. We support this effort by securing the necessary aquaculture licences for low‑trophic cultivation and by developing new concepts for habitat restoration. Our goal is to ensure that the measures are both large enough and numerous enough to create a real and lasting improvement in the fjord’s ecological condition.

Trolltegn, led by Vasco Pinhol, contributes world‑class photography to the project and supports us with digital solutions. Vasco has spent a lifetime underwater, is deeply committed to the environment, and never says no to joining a cleanup.

Fjørestrikk is run by Lisbeth Grytten from Tennfjord in Sunnmøre. Since 2021, she has been designing knitwear made from locally sourced Norwegian wool, with colours inspired by the sea and shoreline. In addition to being creative with needles and yarn, she has been an active beach cleaner for many years. Removing plastic and other waste from the shore is deeply satisfying — it feels like I’m making a difference, Lisbeth says.

The rowing expedition Nordic Endeavour will travel from Kirkenes to Oslo in the summer of 2026. We are highlighting the state of marine ecosystems and the challenges of marine litter. The goal is to learn more, share knowledge, and raise funds for marine clean‑up efforts.

The rowing expedition Nordic Endeavour will travel from Kirkenes to Oslo in the summer of 2026. We are highlighting the state of marine ecosystems and the challenges posed by marine litter. Our goal is to learn, share knowledge, and raise funds to support marine clean‑up efforts.