Seacology’s Executive Director Duane Silverstein recently sat down for an in-depth discussion on Resilient Earth, a radio show and podcast that profiles conservation leaders and experts from around the world. In […]

With the support of our dedicated community of donors, we’ve reached our fundraising goal for our new project in East Khejuria Village, Bangladesh! Thanks in large part to the donations […]

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In a major victory for Indigenous communities defending their lands, one of Malaysia’s largest timber companies has withdrawn several of its timber concessions from the Malaysian Timber Certification Scheme.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