About Us

About
Us

About MarAlliance

MarAlliance conducts innovative tropical marine research to support effective conservation and management of large marine wildlife and critical habitats.

Our Team

Meet our diverse team—from scientists to local fishers—working together to protect marine wildlife and support coastal communities.

Board Of Directors

Meet the dedicated members providing strategic leadership and governance to support MarAlliance’s conservation initiatives and organizational growth.

Partners

MarAlliance collaborates with partners across 5+ countries to conserve marine fauna and support sustainable community development.

Supporters

Our international alliance of supporters includes private donors, companies, universities, research centers, government institutions, and foundations fueling our conservation work.

Impact in Years

Our timeline provides a comprehensive overview of our organization’s work and conservation efforts.
Our Work

Our
Work

What We Do

We explore, enable and inspire conservation action for threatened marine wildlife and their critical habitats with dependent communities.

Where We Work

MarAlliance works with local communities in 5 countries and has a strong regional focus in Central America and the Caribbean.

Tracking

Track satellite tagged marine wildlife with us. Our tracking site is helping to share the movements of animals we tag during our field work.

Adoptions

A meaningful way to support global conservation efforts while learning about these incredible animals.

Z Scholarships

MarAlliance has launched a scholarship fund to support the next generation of marine conservationists and marine resource managers

Annual Report

MarAlliance has launched a scholarship fund to support the next generation of marine conservationists and marine resource managers
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Us

Careers

Explore exciting careers in marine conservation. Join our global team to protect ocean wildlife through science, outreach, and fieldwork that makes a real impact.

Volunteer

Interested in volunteering? Learn how you can support MarAlliance’s mission to protect ocean wildlife through hands-on conservation, research, and community outreach efforts.

Support Us

Make a difference today—donate to MarAlliance and support vital marine conservation projects that protect ocean wildlife worldwide.

Other Ways to Give

Explore different ways to support MarAlliance—monthly gifts, legacy giving, and more—all fueling our global marine conservation mission.

Get in Touch

Have questions or want to get involved? Contact MarAlliance to learn how you can support marine conservation and connect with our team.

Expeditions

Join hands-on marine fieldwork: snorkeling, tagging sharks, and monitoring reefs - to support vital long-term ocean conservation efforts.
Discover

Discover

Species Guide

Browse MarAlliance’s species guide featuring sharks, rays, sea turtles, and big finfish, highlighting their biology, roles, and research focus.

Ecosystems

Discover diverse marine ecosystems from coral reefs and seagrass to mangroves and the deep sea, showcasing the biodiversity that sustains a healthy ocean.
Resources

Resources

Research Publications

Dive into MarAlliance’s scientific discoveries and insights aimed at protecting ocean biodiversity and advancing marine conservation knowledge.

Project Briefs

Access valuable resources for marine conservation. Explore articles and tools to support ocean protection efforts.

Scientific Presentations

Explore scientific posters and presentations on marine conservation with MarAlliance. Dive into research findings and insights to protect ocean ecosystems.

Outreach Information

Access outreach and marketing materials for marine conservation with MarAlliance. Explore resources to support education and awareness efforts.

Latest News

Ambergris Caye’s youth ready to beat plastic pollution

Outreach & Education Officer Cynthia Xiu engaging students from San Pedro Roman Catholic School Photo: ©...

Cabo Verde’s newborn sharks are at risk

Paragaleus pectoralis juvenile – endemic to Cabo Verde and this region As with all fish, sharks also...

Using the earbones of fish to fill knowledge gaps in the region's deep-sea fisheries research

The earbones of a fish – called otoliths – have bands, just like trees, which reveal the fish’s age and other...

Community champions: Guna sea savior Leyson Navarro

Leyson out at sea to monitor marine megafauna in Guna Yala “I want to support my community members by using...

MarAlliance founder Dr. Rachel Graham receives Patrick Jones-Chattanooga Zoo Conservation Award

Rachel Graham at Lighthouse Reef Atoll, Belize MarAlliance is pleased to announce that founder and Executive...

Sharks International: MarAlliance shares a breadth of results and information on sharks and rays

Sharks International attendees, © Dirceu Tortorello The start of June saw MarAlliance experts presenting exciting...

MarAlliance’s World Oceans Day activities mobilized the next generations of decision-makers

Boa Vista’s next generation of ocean activists The Ocean is rising and so are we! Every year, on the 8th of...

Miskito Cays, unexplored marine wildlife under threat

The boat we used for monitoring at one of Miskito Cays’ many islets The Miskito Cays in the far eastern...

Panama’s Guna Yala local fishers become champions for marine resources management

Lionfish have 18 venomous spines that are capable of easily penetrating human skin and delivering a painful...

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