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Seabreak

For decades, we have overexploited marine resources, used destructive bottom trawling, and polluted the seas in Denmark. The result is an ocean in crisis. We want to change that.

seabreak primarily supports nature restoration, communication, and research in Denmark's marine environment. The goal is better conditions and greater knowledge about the sea and its organisms.

What Is Supported by seabreak?

We support projects within three main areas:

  • Marine restoration
  • Marine research
  • Communication about the sea

We primarily support local projects around Zealand and the islands, as well as projects with a national focus.

Read our guide and find a link to application her: Link

The application deadline is 1 October 2026.

New Boulder Reefs in Sejerøbugten

We must protect our oceans – and what has been degraded must be restored. In collaboration with WWF Denmark, DTU Aqua, Aarhus University and local stakeholders, Seabreak is supporting the establishment of new boulder reefs as part of one of Denmark’s largest marine habitat restoration projects, Sejerø Seascape.

Read more about the project here: Link

Ecosystem-based marine planning in Køge Bay

The sea is under pressure, and if we want to protect our seas, a new approach to marine management is needed. With an ecosystem-based approach, a partnership led by Tænketanken Hav will rethink how to better care for and manage the seas in Denmark. Seabreak supports the project, which will run for two years. Read the press release at the link (in Danish)

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Lumpfish

The lumpfish has been overlooked, and knowledge is crucial if we are to protect and preserve it. With support from Seabreak, DTU Aqua is launching a pioneering project to map the biology of the lumpfish and investigate how environmental changes affect its living conditions. The project started in January 2026, and will run for 4 years. Read more at the link:

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About

change ventures, earthbreak and seabreak are initiatives established to drive positive impact toward a more sustainable future.

The initiatives are founded and managed by Camilla Voigt Zacho and Jacob Jelsing as spin-offs from the ZJ Group.

Values

Personal choices are crucial for our future.

It is not just about technological quick fixes or political reformations. It is about our personal choices.

We need to moderate our way of living and find the true value in a moderate lifestyle.

We need to live our values.

Contact

If you have a great idea or question, we'd love to hear from you.

Questions, inquiries, and project descriptions should be sent to Director Camilla Zacho at:

info@seabreak.dk