Quick Profile: Giacomo Abrusci
Founder and Executive Director
Giacomo Abrusci
Giacomo Abrusci has worked in conservation biology for more than twenty years, across field science, scientific publishing and communications. He founded SEVENSEAS Media and runs it as Executive Director and editor.
He studied biology at American University and began his career at Conservation International, working on marine rapid biodiversity assessments in Madagascar and New Caledonia. He went on to scientific publishing and education at the American Chemical Society, and then to global communications at the International Union for Conservation of Nature. SEVENSEAS grew out of that work: a way to connect people and resources inside and beyond the conservation community, with the aim of slowing habitat destruction and biodiversity loss.
Over the past decade his work has taken him from Washington DC to Bangkok, Munich and Milan. He lives in Italy with his husband.
Recent writing
Other publications
Conservation International, RAP Bulletin 42, 2004
Une evaluation rapide de la biodiversite marine des recifs coralliens du Mont Panie, Province Nord, Nouvelle-Caledonie
Edited by S. A. McKenna, N. Baillon, H. Blaffart and G. Abrusci.
In other media
SEVENSEAS Media · Conservation Journalism for the Ocean
Trivia: Which vertebrate reaches sexual maturity at around 150?
An Unexpected Gulf Stream: Warm Water on the New England Shelf and in the Arctic
Bloomberg Ocean’s $260 Million and the Gap Between Protected Ocean and Managed Ocean
Coron Writes Dive Standards Into Municipal Policy
Tin Can Coast: The Fisheries That Made California, and the Ones They Emptied
A Country Looks Into Its Own Deep Sea for the First Time
Panama: A Conservation Traveller’s Guide to Whales, Reefs and Cloud Forest
