Earlier this week, members of the Seacology staff attended a ceremony in Dominica to celebrate the certification of 16 new professional guides for our project helping to protect L’Escalier Tête Chien, a sacred coastal rock formation in Kalinago territory: dominicanewsonline.com/news/homepag...

Our 14 new projects will partner with island communities around the world, including our first in Sierra Leone! Seacology will now have worked in an astounding 74 countries around the globe. 🌍 Learn more about about each of these exciting new partnerships here: www.seacology.org/2026/06/new-...

2025 was a year of incredible leaps and bounds for our work on islands around the world. 🌎 Here are some of the highlights we’re most proud of from last year! www.seacology.org/2026/05/annu...

Our nationwide initiative to protect Greece's seagrass recently held its first major conference! Seacology Field Representative Eleana Touloupaki reflects on this first-of-its-kind gathering: www.seacology.org/2026/05/maki...

After more than five years of successful conservation partnerships, our national mangrove awareness initiative in the Dominican Republic has officially drawn to a close: www.seacology.org/2026/04/spre...

We did it! 🥳 We’ve reached our goal of $25K to protect a river in Borneo! Big thanks to everyone who donated & shared; the Institute for Research and Development of Forest Products Technology for leading the project; our generous board members; & our entire Seacology community. seacology.org/borneo

Good news for birders! Kevin Kelly, project manager of @rspb.bsky.social in the Shetland Islands, shares an update on a Seacology project conserving 27 acres of nesting ground for rare birds! We're also working in partnership with @hief-enviro.bsky.social www.youtube.com/shorts/E6QoP...

Happy 100th birthday to Sir David Attenborough! 🎉 We had the honor of having a video about Seacology's mangrove conservation work narrated by him when our nationwide project in Sri Lanka won the 2018 UN Climate Action Award. youtu.be/G07TSuIhWHs

Thanks to all of our wonderful supporters, we’re nearly halfway to our fundraising goal! ✨ Help us reach our goal of $25,000 to fully fund our project in Tayan Island, Borneo, protecting wildlife and people along the Kapuas River. seacology.org/borneo

Please help us reach our goal of $25K to fund a project protecting an important river, wildlife, and community on Tayan Island, Borneo! seacology.org/borneo Any gift, large or small, will go directly to indigenous islanders creating a healthier and more sustainable ecosystem.💚

How are you celebrating our beautiful world this #EarthDay? 🌎 Beginning today, you can help support a grassroots effort to protect a river and rainforest watershed in Borneo! 🦧 seacology.org/borneo

One of our projects in Madagascar focuses on planting wildlife corridors (which are already being used by multiple species of lemurs!) and providing a free community health center. Learn more: news.mongabay.com/2026/04/a-re...

Seacology Field Representative for the Philippines, Ferdie Marcelo, recently visited two communities with projects impacted by typhoons. He wrote about the ongoing work and impact of these projects on his blog, which we republished with his permission. Check it out: www.seacology.org/2026/03/when...

One of our rare U.S. based projects is protecting eelgrass—with a modern twist! Our latest collaboration utilizes a cutting-edge new tool: a submersible robot from Reefgen that can plant shoots and seeds 10 times faster than a human diver. Read more: www.seacology.org/2026/03/rest...

Catch us at one of our tabling events this weekend! We'll be at NightLife at the Cal Academy on Thursday evening, and Spring on Solano on Saturday afternoon. Come say hi to Seacology staff members and learn about our most recent projects and initiatives!

Grand Tierra del Fuego Island in Chile is a birder's paradise. Seacology's project protects the habitat of the rare Magellanic plover, which lives only at the southern tip of South America. Learn more from this video produced by Seacology Field Representative Claudio Delgado: youtu.be/s4XXB1CohNY

In 2024, Hurricane Beryl was the strongest hurricane ever to hit Carriacou Island, Grenada, destroying 95% of their mangroves. Our project partners on this island have successfully restored the hardest-hit mangrove areas! youtu.be/VvHYSDDmVLk

The Lapus-Lapus-Macaoagao Conservation area in the Philippines has reopened after Typhoon Tino hit the community last year! Seacology funded the watchtower for the area, as well as the reconstruction of the floating cottages. Learn more: digicastnegros.com/lapus-lapus-...

Our 10 newest projects will partner with island communities around the world to protect mangroves, coral reefs, endangered species, and more. Learn more about about each of these exciting new partnerships here: www.seacology.org/2026/02/10-n...

Just a little over a week left to sign up for our expedition to Croatia in September! We still have a couple of spots available to explore this gorgeous country. Sign up by next Saturday, February 14, to reserve your spot! www.seacology.org/event/seacol...

Seagrass is not only environmentally vital, but also has historical significance! Learn more about the role of seagrasses and what we're doing to protect them in this letter from Seacology board chair and ethnobotanist Paul Cox: www.seacology.org/2025/12/from...

Thanks so much to the Berkeley City Club for the opportunity to discuss our work at last night's Food for Thought dinner and for all the excellent and thoughtful questions!

How can mangroves help communities? Here are a few surprising ways these important ecosystems can benefit the lives of the people around them: www.seacology.org/2025/11/beyo...

Happy holidays! ❄ Seacology is proud to be a member of the Solano Avenue Association. We've contributed a page to this year's coloring book, with an adorable design by Weonkyung Jun (Zoe). Check out her work at www.zoedesignworld.com

It's not too late to help Seacology become a 2025 Top-Rated Nonprofit! If you love our work, simply leave a short review on our Great Nonprofits profile. Every review helps us get the word out about what we do. ❤ greatnonprofits.org/org/seacology

With incredible resilience, the Lanka Mangrove Museum is recovering from last week's cyclone. The dedicated community of staff, researchers, families, and students have begun the hard work of cleaning and restoring the museum after the storm.

We recently joined our local partners to officially launch our latest nationwide initiative in Greece! Working with several Greek organizations, the five-year project will protect threatened Posidonia seagrass ecosystems throughout the Greek islands www.seacology.org/2025/11/safe...

The Lanka Mangrove Museum was severely affected by the recent cyclone that swept across Sri Lanka. Despite the setback, the museum remains committed to its mission of raising awareness about mangrove ecosystems and promoting conservation. www.facebook.com/share/p/1MiQ...

Every year, #GivingTuesday aims to reimagine a world built on shared generosity. We're grateful to all the generous people who make our work possible! Today, @globalgiving.bsky.social is matching every gift we receive through them for our project on Suyac Island www.globalgiving.org/projects/hel...

Seacology has been honored in the 5th annual Anthem Awards, celebrating mission-driven work! By amplifying the voices that spark global change, the Anthem Awards aim to inspire others to take action in their own communities. www.anthemawards.com/winners/list...

On a stunning Mediterranean island, we're changing the way people look at seagrass. Learn more about Seacology's first project in Croatia: www.seacology.org/2025/10/new-...

Our hearts go out to our community in Jamaica and the Caribbean in the wake of Hurricane Melissa. We are keeping in touch as much as possible with our field reps and partners there. Everyone we’ve managed to reach so far is safe, and have been updating us on damages in the area.

We had an incredible time last week at the 2025 Seacology Prize Ceremony celebrating Cynthia Ong! If you missed it, we've got Cynthia's speech, a short video profile, and the livestream recording of the event available on this YouTube playlist: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

What do caffeine and conservation have in common? Find out how some Seacology projects support sustainable coffee growing: www.seacology.org/2025/09/caff...

The livestream of the Seacology Prize is starting! youtube.com/live/3UN4B2Z...

The Seacology Prize Ceremony is next week! There are only a few tickets left for the in-person event, so reserve your spot soon! www.eventbrite.com/e/2025-seaco... If you can't make it in person, we'll also be livestreaming the event to our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/live/3UN4B2Z...

All of us at Seacology were saddened to learn today of the passing of pioneering scientist and conservation activist Dr. Jane Goodall. Dr. Goodall's groundbreaking studies of the behavior of chimpanzees gave us unprecedented understanding of our closest evolutionary cousins.

Join Seacology on an expedition to the Dominican Republic in 2026! Kayak through wildlife-filled mangrove reserves, see migrating humpback whales, and visit three of our unique conservation projects. Learn more and sign up: www.seacology.org/event/seacol...

Seacology recently celebrated the opening of a school we helped build on Mali Island in Fiji—a joyous day of song, dance, food, and laughter for the whole community. Learn more about the story behind this project and the people who made it happen! youtu.be/jwaCTFXXcoM

Learn more about our project working with the indigenous Kalinago people of Dominica to protect a culturally and ecologically important site: dominicanewsonline.com/news/homepag...

Join us for the 2025 Seacology Prize Ceremony on October 13! www.eventbrite.com/e/2025-seaco...

Check out this interview with one of our project partners on the often-overlooked gender dynamics involved in costal conservation: women4biodiversity.org/world-mangro...

Year-long tracking of juvenile Queen Conch raised and released as part of our project in Lac Bay, Bonaire, showed good survival rates and revealed important insights into conducting similar projects in the future. Learn more: wwfdutchcaribbean.org/news-stories...

Learn more about the Lanka Mangrove Museum, a part of our nationwide project to protect Sri Lanka's mangroves: ceylontoday.lk/2025/08/02/i...

Seacology's Senior Manager of Special Initiatives recently visited several of our projects in El Salvador and Guatemala that help protect and nurture sea turtles. Read more! www.seacology.org/2025/07/comm...

On Aug 12, Seacology’s Max Rojas-Domke will be the featured speaker at the Marin Green Drinks mixer! This event is free to attend, but there is limited space, so RSVPs are encouraged. www.seacology.org/event/marin-...

Check out the results of a recent study evaluating Play for the Mangroves, Seacology’s program to increase awareness and support of mangrove conservation by linking it to popular youth sports! youtu.be/B52jkKzv8WM

Play for the Mangroves is expanding to Jamaica! 🇯🇲 Many thanks to 11th Hour Racing for their support in helping us launch this new chapter in bridging youth sports and environmental protection! www.seacology.org/2025/06/play...

Join us on August 12 with Max Rojas-Domke from @seacology.bsky.social. He will discuss protecting Island Habitats—unique island homes for diverse life & cultures. RSVP now at tinyurl.com/mgdf0825. #GreenDrinks #Seacology #IslandHabitats #IslandEcosystems #ProtectOurPlanet #Meetup #SanRafael