Madagascar, the world’s third largest island, is home to huge numbers of plant and animal species found nowhere else on earth, many of them endangered. A recent Seacology project is […]

Our partners on Montecristo Island in El Salvador worked hard for this day. After carefully protecting their eggs for months, the leaders of Asociación Mangle and many residents of the […]

Sri Lanka continues to be a world leader in mangrove conservation! This month the United Nations recognized the island nation as a UN World Restoration Flagship, reflecting its commitment to […]

In December, nearly two years after the first drops of paint were brushed into place, people in the Cook Islands celebrated the completion of the largest mural in the South […]

CNN’s Call to Earth series recently featured Dr. Jonah Ratsimbazafy, renowned expert on Madagascar’s endangered lemurs and recipient of last year’s Seacology Prize. In the interview, Jonah discusses some of […]

Seacology’s acclaimed travel program offers a unique take on ecotourism, combining adventure and relaxation with opportunities to see firsthand the impact of our work and the island environments it protects.  […]

Seacology’s part-time field representatives are key to our success. These dedicated people—more than two dozen of them—represent Seacology in their home countries and work with island communities and organizations to […]

Dear friends, It was remarkable to hear the sounds of lemurs echo through the David Brower Center in Berkeley in October, as Dr. Jonah Ratsimbazafy received the 2023 Seacology Prize. […]

When I’m looking for organizations to support on Giving Tuesday, I ask myself “where will my support do the most good?” I want to know that my gift will go […]

Mangrove honey from Las Calderas embodies wetlands and sustainable livelihoods By Leida Buglass Coastal mangrove forests provide enormous environmental benefits, protecting coastal communities from storm damage and supporting fisheries that […]