Field representatives—the local people who help communities all over the world develop projects with Seacology—are essential to our efforts. Field Rep Vineeta Hoon is an accomplished conservationist and cultural geographer. […]

Our first project in the nation of Peru is now complete. In the coastal town of La Islilla, a new Seacology-funded interpretive center is now open to the public, overlooking […]

Seacology has worked with communities in the Kingdom of Tonga since 1999. The Polynesian archipelago, comprising 169 islands, provides a model for how local and national efforts to promote marine […]

We invite you to take a virtual tour of twelve current and recent Seacology projects: 0:14 Mkwiro Village, Wasini Island, Kenya 0:45 San Salvador Island, Bahamas 1:15 Koldita Island, Chile […]

Seacology’s Board of Directors has approved 13 new projects, the most in a single meeting since 2005. These partnerships will help protect or restore more than 32,000 acres of island […]

Last week marked the second anniversary of the launch of the Sri Lanka Mangrove Conservation Project, and the progress over the first two years of this landmark effort has exceeded […]

Seacology’s 2016 annual report, looking back at perhaps the most exciting year in our history, is out now. In this year’s letter to supporters (an abridged version appears in the […]

The Sri Lanka Mangrove Conservation Project has been named a winner of this year’s Global Resilience Challenge, enabling a major expansion of Seacology’s landmark nationwide project. The competition, hosted by […]

While it would be extraordinarily difficult to visit many of our project sites in person, we’ve tried to offer our supporters the next best thing: we produced a short video […]