160. Seacology: Protecting Island Habitats and Cultures

Seacology may be one of the most successful and innovative nonprofits you've never heard of. For over three decades, Seacology has been successfully saving island cultures and communities across the world. By focusing on Seacology's "win-win" model, our speaker, Max Rojas-Domke, will highlight how community-identified needs can be turned into multi-generational conservation wins, fostering long-term wins for communities who need them now.As Individual Giving Manager, Max is eagerly one of the first people you'll typically meet on Seacology's staff. With a background in education and consulting, Max delights in highlighting Seacology's win-win approach to island conservation. Joining Seacology a little under three years ago, Max focuses on connecting Seacology's supporters to the impact they've facilitated. So when he's not meeting with donors or facilitating conversations, you can find him enjoying the beaches we all love.To learn more, go to:https://www.seacology.org/ (Seacology main page)https://www.seacology.org/projects/ (interactable map of all Seacology projects)https://www.seacology.org/projects/ (travel with Seacology to see our impact firsthand) https://www.seacology.org/donate/ (donate to support Seacology)