About us
We are leaders in marine conservation, making discoveries and collaborating globally to take effective action for seahorses and their seas. Our conservation strategy is as multi-layered as the pressures on marine life.
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Introducing “Inspired by #IconicFishes”
Whether you paint, dance, doodle, weave, compose music, cut potato prints or create in ways we haven’t imagined yet — this is your invitation to join a global arts movement that connects people with conservation.
Achievements 2024 is here!
Our recap of a year rich in action, collaboration, and momentum for advancing marine conservation — with seahorses at the heart of it all!
© Brad Pryde / Guylian Seahorses of the World
Honoured to win the President’s Fisheries Conservation Award from the American Fisheries Society
Celebrating 29 years of Project Seahorse's impact in advancing marine conservation.
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Dr. Amanda Vincent on advocating for seahorses and an end to bottom trawling at global ocean events
Bottom trawling was high on the agenda this year at the One Ocean Science Congress and the UN Ocean Conference in Nice, France.
Spot, snap and share your seahorse sightings with iSeahorse
Seahorses are masters of camouflage... but if you spot one, don't forget to snap a photo and share your sightings with iSeahorse, our citizen science project hosted on iNaturalist.
© Andy Goldby Freelance / iSeahorse / iNaturalist
Seahorses are powerful ambassadors for the ocean
Their charm sparks curiosity and helps shine a light on bigger issues facing our world’s coastal marine ecosystems, such as unsustainable fisheries and habitat loss. They are found globally and live in some of the ocean’s most vital habitats: coral reefs, seagrass meadows, seaweed beds, mangrove forests, murky bottoms and even in open waters. With seahorses at the heart of our mission, we rally action that protects the ecosystems they live in and share with countless others.
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“In saving seahorses, we champion the well-being of our marine ecosystems.”
Prof. Amanda Vincent
Co-founder and Director