Three recent cleanups highlight the different ways our Global Cleanup Network works and collaborates to combat marine plastic pollution.

How beach cleanups are helping protect critical sea turtle species. An update from Judith Morales, Parley’s country coordinator in Mexico.

The world-class sailor and skipper recently sailed Greta Thunberg across the Atlantic, and shares our passion for protecting the oceans.

A new film from our team in Brazil looks at the impact oil is having on local communities and what we’re doing to fight back.

With oil washing up along a 1400 mile stretch of Brazil’s northeast coastline, Parley teams are working with local partners to support cleanup efforts.

Now retired from NASA, Leland continues to support education and share his story as an athlete, astronaut, scientist, engineer and musician.

Earning a reputation as a staunch ‘eco-pirate’, Paul has been a driving force and inspiration on the frontlines of marine conservation for over 40 years.

A group of international and local scientists and NGOs have tracked, intercepted and removed a 1500lb ghost net off the north coast of Maui.

Frank Solomon meets the surfers championing recycling and ocean activism hundreds of kilometers from the waves.

Parley and the Foundation for New York’s Strongest will work to turn plastic waste and litter into special edition Ocean Bags.

Parley for the Oceans and S’well join forces in the battle against the threat of single-use plastic bottles and launch fundraising products.

Janna is a somatic practitioner, intuitive healer, and cultural activist whose therapeutic practice focuses on helping people process the climate crisis.

Ahead of the launch of his forthcoming book, we revisit The Outlaw Ocean with regular Parley speaker Ian Urbina.

Growing up in a state park on the coast of Southern California, Greg fell in love with the ocean as a kid and caught his first wave at age five.

“The next 10 years will shape the next 10,000 years. What we do or what we fail to do will make the difference.”