Project Seahorse’s aid efforts in the Philippines

Sunken boats, flattened houses, toppled trees — the villages of the Danajon Bank, profiled in PROJECT SEAHORSE, have been hit hard by Typhoon Haiyan. The staffs of Project Seahorse and their partner, the London Zoological Society, have added post-typhoon and post-earthquake aid to their marine conservation activities. Dr. Amanda Vincent, co-founder of Project Seahorse, is blogging about the relief efforts.

If you’d like to help out, Project Seahorse and the London Zoological Society have partnered up to help these communities via a donations appeal.

by Pamela Turner

About Pamela Turner

Pamela S. Turner lives in Oakland, California with her children and her husband. She has a B.A. in social science from UCAL-Irvine and a Master’s of public health from UCAL-Berkeley. She has written numerous books for young readers, including Hachiko and the Scientists in the Field titles Gorilla Doctors: Saving Endangered Great Apes, The Frog Scientist, Project Seahorse, The Dolphins of Shark Bay and her forthcoming work, Crow Smarts. Visit her website at pamelasturner.com.

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