Since 2017, SeaLegacy has been working with a large coalition of non profits, scientists and government to accelerate the creation of new marine protected areas in several key sites around Antartica.

Our co-founders and the SeaLegacy 1 crew explored Panama’s Guna Yala Comarca, alongside dedicated Indigenous climate activist Diwi Valiente. They invited our team to become immersed in the community’s culture and wisdom, reflecting on how valuing their people’s traditions and customs could help solve some of the challenges that they and their people are currently facing.

Tiger sharks led Dr. Austin Gallagher, founder of Beneath the Waves, to the historic discovery of the world’s largest seagrass bed in The Bahamas.

We traveled to Patagonia in 2023 to highlight the fragility of this unique ecosystem and to inspire urgent action from global communities and the Chilean government to safeguard and protect this invaluable natural wonder.

Off the coast of California, we are bringing attention to death nets that endanger, injure, or capture ocean wildlife.

Working with our colleagues in conservation and government officials who are dedicated to ocean and community health, we are working to establish a biosphere reserve that would secure the future of the southern Gulf of California, the northernmost point of the Eastern Tropical Pacific.