SeaGrass Grow

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Calculate Your Trip in Four Easy Steps:

Calculate Your Household in Five Easy Steps:

Calculate Your Business in Four Easy Steps:

Begin by Calculating for

1. How many people are traveling?
2a. How are you traveling to and from your destination?
2b. What is the total distance of your flight(s)?
2b. How long is your trip?
2b. How many miles to your destination?
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3. Where will you be staying?
4. How many rooms have been booked?
5. How many nights will you visit?
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6. How will you get around during your trip?
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You’ve discovered that your carbon footprint is

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Want to offset your footprint?

Your Carbon Footprint:

tonnes of CO2e.
1. Enter your zip code
2. What type of home do you live in?
3. What type of energy do you use?
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4. How many servings of the following do you eat in an average week?
An average serving is 4 ounces
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5a. What kind of vehicle do you drive?
5a. What is your annual mileage?
5b. What kind of vehicle do you drive?
5b. What is your annual mileage?
5c. What kind of vehicle do you drive?
5c. What is your annual mileage?
5d. What kind of vehicle do you drive?
5d. What is your annual mileage?
5e. What kind of vehicle do you drive?
5e. What is your annual mileage?

Add another vehicle +

6. How many miles a week do you use the following?
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7. How many flights do you take per year at the following length? A flight is counted from take off to landing.
4

You’ve discovered that your carbon footprint is

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Want to offset your footprint?

Your Carbon Footprint:

tonnes of CO2e.
1. Enter Your Zipcode.
2. Square footage of office space
3. How many floors does your office have?
4. What types of vehicles make up your fleet?
5. How many flights are taken per year at the following length? A flight is considered from take off to landing.
6. How many nights are spent by employees in hotel rooms?
7. Enter the number of rental vehicles per type used by employees per year, and the average number of miles.

You’ve discovered that your carbon footprint is

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Want to offset your footprint?

Your Carbon Footprint:

tonnes of CO2e.

Why Go Blue?

Learn about the benefits of seagrass restoration and why it’s a great choice for offsetting your carbon footprint.

Threats & Solutions

Learn more about the growing global threats to coastal marine habits and how you can use SeaGrass Grow offsets to help restore these areas.

Methodology

We use extensive research to create a calculator that is as fast and simple to use as it is accurate. Learn about our methodology.

Partnerships

Our partners care about the health of the ocean, as well as offsetting their carbon emissions. Since 2008, they’ve helped support SeaGrass Grow in a variety of ways.

Boater Outreach

One way to protect seagrass is to reduce damage caused by boaters. Learn how we are showing that “Smart Boaters Know to Let Seagrass Grow.”

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