Protecting the unique habitats and cultures of islands worldwide
We work only on islands,
because they are uniquely vulnerable.
In the last 500 years, 80% of all recorded extinctions occurred on islands.
Island communities face constant pressure to exploit natural resources.
But if a community wants to preserve its forest or sea, Seacology makes a grant for something the whole community needs, like a school, solar power, or help with ecotourism.
Seacology helps island communities prosper by protecting resources—not exploiting them.
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