The rich resources of Pacific kelp forests helped humans populate the Americas. Now depleted by as much as 95 percent, they ...
And, yes, they are in danger. Bull kelp provides food and shelter for salmon, Southern Resident orcas, sunflower stars, pinto abalone, rockfish, harbor seals, sea otters and more, according to ...
Bull kelp is considered a "canopy" or "foundational" species providing shelter and food for a wide array of marine life, including salmon, rockfish, and small crustaceans. OLYMPIA, Wash.
Chef Andrew Wilkinson of North Coast Seafoods hands out samples of kelp "meatballs" at an Introduction to Global Public Health class. (Photos by Lee Pellegrini) A new nutritious, sustainable, ...