Our first-ever international kayaking expedition showcases the impact of improved sanitation on Isla Coronado By Max Rojas-Domke Part of Seacology’s magic has always been our travel program. A Seacology expedition […]

The Gulf of Fonseca, on the Pacific coast of Honduras, is a hot, harsh place. But its mangrove-lined shores, river delta, and volcanic islands offer an ideal habitat for wildlife. […]

In a major victory for Indigenous communities defending their lands, one of Malaysia’s largest timber companies has withdrawn several of its timber concessions from the Malaysian Timber Certification Scheme. The […]

By Mary Randolph Program manager   “We are paddling against the current,” said one of the women showing me around Cotijuba Island, near the mouth of the Amazon in Brazil. […]

A recent study evaluated the effectiveness of Play for the Mangroves, Seacology’s program to increase awareness and support of mangrove conservation in the Dominican Republic by linking it to popular […]

If you want to join Seacology’s mission to protect islands, here’s a very quick and easy way you can help: Vote for Seacology now through February 19 during Project for Awesome 2025!

Tumbatu Island, off the east coast of Africa, is full of fascinating archeological artifacts from the first people who settled there millennia ago. And just offshore, colorful coral reefs are […]

We’re excited to welcome two new field representatives to the Seacology team! These two dedicated conservation professionals will lead our first projects to protect island ecosystems and support island communities […]