Madagascar is one of the world’s top five biodiversity hotspots, but it faces the ongoing loss of its forests. In the northeast, illegal logging of rosewood and ebony trees has […]
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Malaintsatroke, Mahazoarivo and Ala Mahavelo
Madagascar perfectly illustrates why Seacology focuses on islands. Thousands of species on this isolated island exist nowhere else; if they are lost there, they are lost to the world forever. […]
Mandena, Manantenina, and Ambohimanarina Villages
“The United States have the Statue of Liberty, France has the Eiffel tower…. For us in Madagascar it is our biodiversity …” These are the words of Professor Jonah Ratsimbazafy, […]
Steward of Madagascar’s rainforest continues to protect an oasis for wildlife
The Seacology Prize is awarded just once a year, but the dedicated work of its recipients rarely stops. Years or even decades after being honored, many Seacology Prize recipients–every one […]
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“One of the swiftest and most profound biological catastrophes in the history of the earth.”
Five of Seacology’s favorite ecotourism destinations
Ecotourism is a way to travel that aims to be respectful of both local cultures and the natural environment. You may have heard the term before, or even learned about […]
Seacology begins work in 70th country
Thirteen new Seacology projects will help island communities in 12 countries spanning the globe to protect threatened ecosystems and species. With Seacology’s support, our local partners will establish new land […]
Footbridge in Madagascar gives kids safe passage to new schoolhouse
Going to school wasn’t always so easy for the kids of Antsahaberaoka, a village in northern Madagascar. During the rainy seasons, many children simply couldn’t reach the school because the […]