Since 2020, Seacology has supported the University of Washington’s Friday Harbor Laboratories’ innovative work to restore native eelgrass meadows in the San Juan Islands. Eelgrass is a type of flowering […]

The Lingkabau Forest Reserve boasts incredible biodiversity; it’s home to endangered sun bears, clouded leopards, pangolins, and civet cats, just to name a few species. Near this natural treasure is […]

The majestic Sri Lankan leopard still roams the Central Highlands of Sri Lanka, but it has disappeared from much of the country. Fewer than 1,000 leopards are left in the […]

We are so excited to share that our nonprofit has been named the grand prize winner of the 2024 Lipman Family Prize! Awarded by the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, […]

Max Rojas-Domke joined our team late last year as our new individual giving manager. This month, on his first-ever visit to a Seacology project site, he and other staffers met […]

Roger Newman, a retired anthropology professor from Northern California, was one of several guests on our recent expedition to Fiji. As a longtime volunteer at the California Academy of Sciences, […]

The people of El Berrinche are reclaiming their community from environmental degradation, as well as ensuring that their future is set up for success. Their new education center, created with […]

To help restore a species threatened by illegal harvesting, Seacology project at Lac Bay recently introduced cultured juvenile Queen conches to the Caribbean island of Bonaire. The year-old mollusks, which […]

Endangered manatees, leopards, parrots, and foxes are among the unique island species whose habitats will be preserved by our latest 13 projects. These partnerships with island communities in a dozen […]

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 […]