September 2014
Storm-damaged Felemea center rebuilt
Our project on ‘Uiha Island, Tonga, suffered a major setback in January when the community center we had helped the Felemea community retrofit was leveled by Cyclone Ian, a Category […]
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August 2014
Seacology works to keep Sibuyan lights on
The Philippines’ Sibuyan Island is home to some of the world’s densest forest and several rare, endemic plant and animal species. In June, Seacology struck a deal with the island’s […]
August 2014
Affiliate leader checks in on Seychelles site
Peter Pistor of our affiliate, Seacology Germany, makes a point to visit our project sites when traveling. Last month, he and his wife, Zina, were vacationing in the Seychelles and […]
July 2014
Kenya’s Shekue named 2014 Seacology Prize winner
We are excited to announce that this year’s winner is ‘Professor’ Ali Shaibu Shekue from Kenya. Though not a professor in the literal sense, Shekue is recognized throughout Kenya for […]
July 2014
Seacology-funded dormitory opens in French Polynesia
Last month, members of a Seacology expedition visited the island of Moorea, French Polynesia to commemorate the opening of the Atitia Center dormitory. The new structure is an expansion of […]
July 2014
Seacology welcomes new Communications Assistant
Seacology has recently hired Joseph Clerici as our new Design and Communications Assistant and Webmaster. A Bay Area native and graduate of Humboldt State University’s journalism program, Joe brings a […]
June 2014
Seacology launches seven new projects
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of seven new Seacology projects around the world, building things like a community hall in Fiji and a solar power grid in the Philippines. […]
June 2014
Sustainable fish trap exchange helping preserve Wasini Island waters
Our field rep in East Africa reports that a hundred traditional and eco-friendly fishing traps have been distributed on Wasini Island, helping locals fish their waters sustainably. Wasini fishermen exchanged […]
May 2014
Mooring buoys helping protect coral off Palawan Island
In May, volunteers in the Philippines began installing mooring buoys in Palawan Island’s Bacuit Bay, launching a new effort to help protect the bay’s rich coral reef ecosystem against the […]
May 2014
Newest Field Rep: Cook Islands’ Tuaine Tuara
We’re pleased to announce we’ve added Tuaine Tuara to our worldwide roster of Seacology field representatives. Tuara will help Seacology execute projects throughout her home nation of the Cook Islands. […]