Community-managed, no-take marine reserves are increasingly promoted as a simple, precautionary measure to conserve biodiversity and sustain coral reef fisheries. However, we need to demonstrate the...
Researchers from Project Seahorse today released the first-ever footage of a little-known seahorse species.
The video, filmed off the coast of Senegal, shows a West African seahorse (Hippocampus...
It’s official: The winner of the 2012 Guylian Seahorses of the World Photo Competition is Wendy Hoevenaars, with a stunning image of pygmy seahorses. Congratulations, Wendy!
The award,...
Read about Project Seahorse’s work over the past year in our newly published 2011 annual report, now available online.
Highlights include groundbreaking research into seahorse genetics, a new...
On November 2-4, the world’s leading experts on syngnathids (seahorses and their relatives) will meet at Shedd Aquarium, Chicago to discuss the conservation of these iconic animals. ...
Earlier this month, Dr. Heather Koldewey, Associate Director of Project Seahorse and Section Head for Global Programmes at the Zoological Society of London (ZSL), received ZSL's prestigious Staff...
Dear friends, colleagues, and supporters:
Are you a syngnathid researcher? Seahorses need your help. We are inviting you to contribute to a CITES Review of Significant Trade. This is one of the most...
Recently, Project Seahorse scientists have been featured in a number of news stories about seahorses and broader conservation issues. Here are a few highlights:
In October, Nightline, ABC's flagship...
A rare double-barrier reef in the Philippines is facing grave threats and urgently needs increased protection, according to new photographic evidence released today by a team of marine...
Marine scientists and the world’s top nature photographers are teaming up to reveal for the first time the beauty of a rare double-barrier reef in the Philippines – and the imminent threats it faces...
CEBU CITY, PHILIPPINES — On June 27-29, 2011, leading international and Filipino scientists and resource managers will meet in Cebu City to address one of the Philippines’ most intractable problems:...
A species of seahorse unique to the waters of the Gulf Coast could face extinction because of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, warns marine conservation organization Project Seahorse.
Without careful...
Project Seahorse recognizes that a sustainable trade in syngnathids for the public aquarium market has a role to play in the conservation of seahorses and pipefishes (syngnathids). All consumers of...
Project Seahorse supports environmentally and socially responsible syngnathid aquaculture. Syngnathid aquaculture has received much attention recently both as a potentially lucrative commercial...
Project Seahorse encourages the careful management of captive syngnathids so as to ensure that casual releases into natural habitats do not occur. Syngnathid populations are threatened in some parts...
Project Seahorse cautions against mating across different species (hybridization) of seahorses and pipefishes (syngnathids). Trade in hybrid offspring of such matings may compromise captive breeding...