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 […]

The people of  Rabi Island, Fiji, were forcibly resettled there after the second world war, and still face hardship. But their culture and sense of community remain strong—and were on […]

“If I had to summarize in a few words the reasons for my success, it would be the power of partnership. The power of collaboration. Mutual listening, and mutual trust.” […]

With Seacology’s support, an award-winning nature reserve in the Philippines has restored facilities that fell into disrepair during the pandemic. The Suyac Island Mangrove Eco-Park is welcoming back excited tourists […]

We’re excited to announce that Dr. Jonah Ratsimbazafy will receive the 2023 Seacology Prize this October. The longtime conservationist has dedicated his life to protecting the endangered lemurs and other […]

Thanks to the generosity of Seacology supporters, the Lanka Mangrove Museum is back on its feet after some challenging years during the pandemic and economic hardship in the country. The […]

We’re very excited to announce that the international ocean organization Mission Blue has recognized the Verde Island Passage in the Philippines as a Hope Spot. Seacology has worked with communities […]