This month, we explore how our teams are protecting mangroves, rivers and islands in the north of Australia, the south of Brazil and across the entire Maldives.

Guided by the Parley AIR Strategy, our collaboration with NOAA is tackling marine debris in Mexico on a vast scale.

From the coastline of Sri Lanka to the mountains of Rio, Parley’s teams and volunteers mobilized around for an unprecedented week of action.

In this edition of Field Notes, we travel to Hawaiʻi to help restore native species, tackle one of the most polluted beaches in Sri Lanka and join Parley Chile in the far south of the country.

Parley Brazil teamed up with Rio de Janeiro-based NGOs, ocean experts, athletes and volunteers for an immersive Ocean School, surf clinic and cleanup.

Parley’s global network continues to expand operations – working across rugged coastlines, urban river systems, highly polluted beaches and remote islands. In this edition, we travel to the Seychelles, Sri Lanka and Australia.

How our community came together to raise money for those affected by the wildfires on the island.

Join Parley and our global teams for a week of impact, inspiration and action.

The Twin Fin Hotel is the first hotel in Hawaii to join the Parley Hospitality Program, committing to help protect Hawaiʻi’s beaches and coastlines with our collaborative, eco-innovative approach and Parley AIR Strategy.

Parley Mexico’s Ximena Arvizu reports on a unique initiative in Campeche to engage fishing communities in the fight against plastic pollution.

The Parley Global Cleanup Network mobilized to celebrate World Cleanup Day with new volunteers, new partners and new zero-emission transport.

One year into a massive interception and upcycling initiative targeting ghost gear, we visit the team in Mexico to learn more.

Our global teams have been busy planning an unprecedented week of ocean action in 10 countries – find an event near you today and join the movement.

For World Oceans Week 2022, the Parley Hawaiʻi crew are running a landmark series of events to bridge the gap between local communities and conservation – mobilizing volunteers at Wawamalu on Oʻahu.

A look at what’s possible in another year of collaboration for the oceans