The SeaDoc Society
Conservation ProgramsWashington, United States11-50 Employees
The SeaDoc Society is a conservation-focused organization dedicated to maintaining the health of marine wildlife and their ecosystems through scientific research and education. Based on Orcas Island in the Salish Sea, it conducts and sponsors marine studies that identify environmental factors threatening the regional web of life and translates findings into actionable insights for region-wide solutions. The organization serves a broad audience concerned with ocean health, including researchers, educators, volunteers, and stakeholders involved in Salish Sea watersheds, with an emphasis on turning scientific knowledge into practical conservation actions. Founded in 2000 and located in Washington state, SeaDoc positions itself within the conservation field as a facilitator that connects diverse parties to share information, build shared understandings, and design collaborative responses to environmental challenges.