We all know how good it feels to take care of the planet - carrying your tote bag, switching off lights, walking instead of driving. But sometimes, the most meaningful change is the work we don’t always see. The invisible efforts, quietly making waves.
That’s why this month, as the world marks Environment Day on June 5, we’re spotlighting someone whose work is both future-focused and deeply rooted in care. In this edition of Make Your Mark, we spoke to Patricia Estridge (or Paddy) - marine ecologist, innovator, CEO and co-founder of SeaGen, a company using smart robotics to restore and protect the world’s oceans, rivers, and lakes.
Patricia shared how SeaGen’s technology does more than just monitor marine ecosystems. It acts. Their robots actively remove pollutants and support the growth of beneficial species, like seaweed - helping to regenerate underwater environments every single day. From tracking biodiversity to responding with seaweed infrastructure, their work is creating a feedback loop that strengthens marine life.
This conversation felt especially powerful during Environment Month, reminding us that technology, responsibility, and care don’t have to be at odds. When we invest in nature, it gives back.
To listen to the full conversation with Patricia, click the link.
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