Many Seacology projects protect mangrove forests, which are critically important–and widely threatened–ecosystems. They protect coastlines from dangerous storm surges, improve water quality, and create safe havens for marine life among […]

By Karen Peterson Seacology has launched a national initiative in Greece to protect an unsung ecological superhero: seagrass. The Greek Islands Seagrass Alliance will shine light on the incredible ecological […]

People often ask us how a small organization like Seacology has managed to launch hundreds of projects around the globe. Part of the answer is that we don’t micro-manage. Our […]

Lošinj Island—a narrow strip of land in the northern Adriatic with rolling green hills, pristine air, and picturesque sunsets—has a long and proud history of environmental stewardship. Seacology is joining […]

By Joseph Clerici Recently, the world lost legendary primatologist and environmental activist Dr. Jane Goodall, who is being mourned worldwide. The passing, in the same week, of conservation leader Omar […]

Cynthia Ong, an expert at forging coalitions with diverse groups to address environmental and cultural issues on her home island of Borneo, received the Seacology Prize last week.  The prize […]

Watch the live stream of the 2025 Seacology Prize Ceremony, honoring Cynthia Ong, here on Monday, October 13. The broadcast will begin shortly before 7 p.m., Pacific Time.

By Ismael Diaz Kids + sports + environmental education = a winning combination! On September 19, Seacology kicked off its newest Play for the Mangroves program in St. Elizabeth Parish, […]

Around the world, more than a billion people enjoy a daily cup of coffee. (In fact, that morning pick-me-up contributed to the words you’re reading right now.) But historically, coffee […]

Fiji and Seacology were made for each other. This stunning South Pacific nation is made up of more than 300 islands, home to amazing plants and wildlife found nowhere else.  […]