Advancing marine conservation
A recent study has highlighted critical gaps in protecting two seahorse species, Hippocampus hippocampus and Hippocampus guttulatus, along the Iberian Peninsula’s Atlantic coast. These seahorses, vital to coastal ecosystems, face severe threats from human activities and habitat loss.… Read more
Project Seahorse sends out the occasional newsletter.
Link to the May 2024 newsletter.… Read more
We are looking for a passionate and talented Communications Manager to join our team at Project Seahorse. Be a voice for marine conservation and apply on the UBC Careers Portal by the 14 June 2024.
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Project Seahorse sends out the occasional newsletter.
Link to the April 2024 newsletter.… Read more
Happy Lunar New Year! Wishing you all much conservation success in this Year of the (Sea)Dragon.
Project Seahorse hosts the global expert group on (sea)dragon conservation. Learn about these magical fishes at www.iucn-seahorse.org/seadragons. To safeguard seadragons, Australia needs to protect their seagrass, kelp & sponge habitats. Record your sightings and contribute to the conservation of these wondrous creatures on seadragonsearch.org.… Read more
We are seeking a skilled conservation leader to manage our marine wildlife trade projects at the national level, primarily in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. More details – https://ubc.wd10.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/ubcstaffjobs/details/Project-Manager—National-Wildlife-Trade–Project-Seahorse_JR15489… Read more
Season’s greetings from all of us at Project Seahorse.… Read more
Project Seahorse sends out the occasional newsletter.
Link to the Nov 2023 newsletter.… Read more
Since its launch in October 2013, iSeahorse has achieved remarkable milestones, primarily due to the contributions of dedicated community scientists. iSeahorse has received nearly 11,000 observations from divers, scientists, conservationists, and enthusiasts across the globe, filling crucial gaps in our understanding of seahorses’ distribution, conservation status, and more… #iseahorseturns10 #communityscience #citizenscience #seahorses
