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Seabird Ventures

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Seabird Ventures is a firm with a dual operational structure. Founded in 2020 and based in Homer, Alaska, the company runs a marine tourism business - including private and public wildlife viewing tours and water taxi services on Kachemak Bay - alongside an early-stage venture capital practice focused on ocean and climate technology.

The venture side of the business provides backing for startups in areas such as ocean regeneration and climate resilience, with a stated focus on market-driven impact. The firm's operational roots in Homer are significant; the owners are native to the area, and their marine services team comprises Coast Guard-licensed captains who also serve as naturalist guides, emphasizing a connection to the local ecosystem.

This integrated model pairs direct experience in a marine environment with investment activity in related technology sectors. The firm's geographic and operational focus is concentrated on Kachemak Bay and the surrounding region of Alaska.

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