Advancing marine conservation
đź’• This #ValentinesDay, take relationship advice from seahorses—the masters of rizz đź’•  In the world of these tiny ocean romantics, 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 found in the wild are monogamous. …
đź’•This Valentine’s Day, let’s celebrate the ocean’s ultimate power couple..the Seahorses! đź’•  In the world of these tiny ocean romantics, 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 …
February 7 is #ReverseTheRedDay! This landmark day celebrates the conservation success around the world & all of the people, organizations, and communities working to make sure we reverse #biodiversity loss trends 🌱 Learn more at https://www.reversethered.org/… Read more
Wishing all of you a year as transformative as the snake and as magical as the seahorse! May the Year of the Snake inspire renewed energy, growth, and success in our shared conservation journey. #LunarNewYear2025 #YearOfTheSnake #SavingSeahorses #ProjectSeahorse… Read more
2025 is here, and we need your help more than ever! Join us as a citizen scientist: 📸 Report your seahorse sightings at iseahorse.org to contribute to vital research.  Every sighting brings us closer to understanding these magical animals and safeguarding the oceans they call home. Let’s make 2025 a year of action and …
Happy Holidays! As we welcome 2025, we wish you a season filled with warmth, joy, and meaningful connections. Here’s to a new year filled with health, happiness, and inspiration to protect our ocean’s iconic fishes. Let’s keep making waves for seahorses and their seas together! #SavingSeahorses #ProjectSeahorse
Project Seahorse sends out the occasional newsletter. Link to the November 2024 newsletter.… Read more
This Halloween we are bringing “ghost pipefishes” out of the shadows! With their eerie looks, sneaky camouflage tricks and mysterious names, there’s still so much we don’t know about them. Our research biologist, Syd Ascione found big gaps in what we know about their population, homes and potential threats. And, we need your help to …
The global expert group on seahorse, pipefish and seadragon conservations, hosted by Project Seahorse, is inviting the world to help shed light on the mysterious ghost pipefishes. With Halloween here, it’s a spooktacular time to spotlight these species. Their eerie appearances, sneaky camouflage tricks, and mysterious names – like harlequin ghost pipefish and armoured ghost pipefish—add to their charm. Beyond that, almost everything about their life-history, populations, and threats remains a mystery.… Read more
We are excited to share that our research paper, “Advances in Life-History Knowledge for 35 Seahorse Species from Community Science,” has reached an exciting milestone—surpassing 1,000 views and earning 14 media mentions. To top it off, the paper was even picked up by actor and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio. In case you missed it, check it …
