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Antsahaberaoka

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 […]

Angavo Protected Area

The 105,657-acre Angavo Protected Area contains one of the last remaining large blocks of spiny forest in southern Madagascar. It’s an ecosystem of global importance, with exceptionally high rates of […]

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. […]

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Why Islands?

“One of the swiftest and most profound biological catastrophes in the history of the earth.”

Seacology begins work in 70th country

Twelve new Seacology projects will help island communities in 11 countries spanning the globe to protect threatened ecosystems and species. With Seacology’s support, our local partners will establish new land […]