We're collaborating with One Island One Voice to help tackle Bali's garbage emergency through a massive beach cleanup on February 24, 2018.

Taylor Lane designed an award-winning surfboard from the most common form of beach litter. That's just the beginning. We asked him what's next. 

Kahi Pacarro, Parley ambassador, surfer and executive director of Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii, on the power of cleaning up, stoking the fire and walking the talk. 

It's best to avoid plastic in the first place, but that won't solve for what's already out there. The second pillar of Parley AIR is damage control for a throw-away society. 

Even the tiniest sea creatures can have a huge impact on the heart. Justin Hofman shares the story behind his viral image. 

You took the pledge. Now let’s create change together. The first wave is here. So is your first challenge. Your life. Minus Bags. 30 days.

Creativity, collaboration, imagination… We already have the tools. This movement is about choosing to use them. We’ll try to keep things simple. Let's take this in waves. 

We all have a role to play in the solution. Take the pledge and create your personalized badge to start owning yours. We’ll help you turn words into actions along the way.

Photographer Nicole Espina fights activism fatigue by documenting plastic pollution one Instagram at a time. We asked her why.

Dave Hakkens of Precious Plastic has a plan to make recycling go bananas: spread the know-how and put innovation directly in the hands of everyday people. But first he needs your help. 

Artist and photographer Francesca Rivetti captures freedivers suspended in the depths on a single breath, where one can reconnect to the deepest and innermost part of the soul.

We are so good at killing. So good at exploiting. So good at taking. So good at fighting for our advantages. And so close to our own extinction.

Alongside the IUCN World Conservation Congress, Parley x Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii x Sierra Club are encouraging participants and everyone else to help clean up one of O'ahu's dirtiest beaches, Malaekahana. 

If it seems like plastic is everywhere, that's probably because plastic is everywhere. Here are 5 little-known hiding places for humanity's biggest design failure. 

Up by the North Pole, you're more likely to find polar bear tracks than human bootprints in the snow. But you might find a boot. Artist and activist Carol Devine documents the 'Aqua mess' on top of the world.