“Seaweed Farmers in Zanzibar, Tanzania”, is a photography project located along the coast of Zanzibar, where women are reclaiming their independence through seaweed harvesting, acting as a lifeline that offers both financial security and a break from traditional social constraints. Yet, climate change threatens this hard-won progress; rising temperatures, unpredictable weather, and shifting sea levels directly impact their work. If these women lose their roles in this vital field, the repercussions would reach beyond financial hardship, deeply affecting their social and psychological well-being.