March 2023
Remembering Masayuki Kishimoto
Seacology is saddened to report the passing of Mr. Masayuki Kishimoto, a longtime member of the Seacology Board. Mr. Kishimoto’s pioneering spirit in conservation was manifest in many Seacology projects […]
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March 2023
Meet Jaragua´s galliwasp: New lizard discovered by Dominican partners
Seacology’s efforts to protect mangrove forests in the Dominican Republic can claim a lot of milestones: a dozen projects, our national initiative to engage the public about the importance of […]
March 2023
Bats, birds, and dugongs among species to benefit from new projects
We’re excited to introduce you to seven new Seacology projects! These partnerships will protect more than 8,000 acres of diverse and vulnerable island habitat and the unique plants and animals […]
January 2023
Opportunity for kids, hope for lemurs in rural Madagascar
Madagascar—the world’s fourth-largest island—is renowned for its fascinating plants and animals, most of which are found nowhere else on earth. The country’s playful lemurs, brilliantly colored reptiles and amphibians, and […]
January 2023
Island communities lead the way to coral reef conservation in the Philippines
The Coral Triangle — an expanse of tropical ocean spanning much of Southeast Asia and the South Pacific — has long been a priority for conservation leaders. As its name […]
January 2023
Rachel Dibner joins Seacology board
This month, Seacology welcomed Rachel Dibner to our board of directors. Dibner is co-president of The Argus Fund, a family foundation that she and her husband Mark established in 2007. […]
December 2022
A year of conservation success, thanks to you!
Frankly, we didn’t expect to get so much done in 2022! But despite a turbulent economy, the lingering pandemic, and the environmental challenges facing many islands, we helped islanders all […]
December 2022
Multiple disasters can’t stop stewardship of Philippines lake
Living on an active volcano carries risks, to say the least, but it’s been an especially trying few years for people along the shores of Taal Lake. The lake fills […]
November 2022
Help save endangered island species this Giving Tuesday
Islands are home to countless plants and animals found nowhere else on Earth. Unfortunately, the isolation that led to the evolution of these unique species also means that far more […]
November 2022
COP27 and cautious optimism for islands
Every day, island communities around the globe feel the effects of the climate crisis. Rising seas flood their homes and ruin their wells and croplands with saltwater. Typhoons get more […]