USA – Scientific American called Feller the “Godmother of Mangrove Ecology” and “The Mangrove Queen” in a story documenting mangrove migrations northward, primarily because of climate change.

UK – Many Seacology projects protect mangrove forests, which are critically important–and widely threatened–ecosystems.

THAILAND – Augmented reality reveals how tides shift with the moon, how mangroves nurture marine life, and how “living fossils” link Ranong’s coastline to the ancient past

TANZANIA – Tanzania is turning its local restoration efforts into a global example of adaptation – a story of communities taking the climate fight into their own hands.

EQUADOR – As climate change and biodiversity loss intensify, the need for scalable nature-based solutions becomes urgent.

LIBERIA – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in collaboration with Conservation International (CI)  Liberia, has officially launched Liberia’s first National Mangrove Inventory, a major step under the Blue Ocean Program aimed at protecting the country’s vital coastal and marine ecosystems.