Parley Youth Team leader Bodhi Patil shares his experiences from a fishing gear cleanup expedition off the west coast in British Columbia.

Dr. Cliff Kapono connects his love of science, surfing and journalism to carve an unconventional path in the environmental movement.

12 leading contemporary art galleries have joined forces to raise funds for Parley’s Global Cleanup Network through a series of virtual art exhibitions.

“I see myself as a citizen with the responsibility to contribute to zero plastic and mindful use of resources in general”

We check in with scuba diver, explorer, educator and Parley Maldives director to learn more about the programs currently underway in this island nation.

Our landmark partnership with adidas is engaging a global audience and expanding its range of eco-innovative footwear and apparel made from Ocean Plastic®

In the second of our miniseries exploring cenotes, we learn how manmade pollution moves through them to the ocean.

Parley’s ongoing collaboration with Biofabricate explores the future of grown materials.

Florian Schneider changed music forever. He also made a permanent impact on Parley and the movement to protect the oceans.

We check in with The Litterboom Project, an ongoing Parley initiative in South Africa to stem the flow of marine plastic pollution from rivers.

Parley collaborator Tavake Pakomio shares wisdom from her voyage across an isolated stretch of the South Pacific – and what we can all learn from life at sea.

The inventor and scientist behind Parley SnotBot®, Iain has lead research expeditions all over the globe and pioneered new conservation methods.

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

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

This International Women’s Day, Parley collaborator Tavake Pakomio will set sail with eXXpedition on a 25-day all-female voyage from her native Rapa Nui.