Advancing marine conservation
Our Director, Dr Amanda Vincent, and Program Leader, Dr Sarah Foster, share how conservation policies move from agreements on paper to action on the ground for marine fishes in a recent talk at the Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries at the University of British Columbia. Drawing on more than 20 years of experience with …
This #WorldWildlifeDay, we’re turning the spotlight toward the quirky cousins of seahorses – strange, beautiful, and full of mystery. Think they’re as cool as we do and want more people to know about them? One way to help is by inspiring awe through various art forms! Getting started is easy!🎨 Explore our Inspiration Kit 👉 …
Elsa Camins, our Research Biologist and Red List Authority Coordinator for the IUCN Seahorse, Pipefish and Seadragon Specialist Group, ran an IUCN Red List assessment workshop at the SyngCo Conference in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Feb 19th – 20th, 2026. During the workshop, she shared how IUCN Red List assessments are conducted – …
Happy Year of the Fire Horse! May its spark ignite bold currents of courage and momentum. With the strength of the horse and the resilience of the magical seahorse, here’s to a year of fiery ambition and meaningful strides for our ocean.
💘 This #ValentinesDay, take relationship advice from seahorses💘 In the world of seahorses, love is all about teamwork. They share the load with their partner… literally. Male seahorses get pregnant! And when it comes to love, they’re all in. Most seahorse species are monogamous. They start each day with a graceful greeting dance with their …
💘 Tag that special someone. Seahorses are serious #RelationshipGoals….when they’re in, they’re all in. Learn more about seahorse love and loyalty: https://projectseahorse.org/seahorses-the-oceans-power-couple/
Meet some of the incredible people behind Project Seahorse. This International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we asked our team what representation in STEM means to them and why it matters. One message stood out: science is stronger when everyone belongs.
iSeahorse, Project Seahorse’s global community science platform that encourages ocean enthusiasts to report seahorse sightings and help fill critical research gaps, reached a major milestone with 20,000 observations. The 20,000th observation was of White’s seahorse (Hippocampus whitei), uploaded by Mike Jones, a diver and an enthusiastic contributor to the iSeahorse project, hosted on iNaturalist. “Of …
🗞️ Our latest newsletter has just dropped! 🌊 Dive into the latest updates on seahorse conservation, research highlights, and more. 🔗 Don’t miss out: https://projectseahorse.org/january-2026-newsletter/ #SavingSeahorses #ProjectSeahorse… Read more
Project Seahorse sends out the occasional newsletter. Link to the January 2026 newsletter.… Read more
