Every second breath comes from the sea. What can we do for the oceans in return? Join us during World Oceans Week and take action for our life support system. 

Leading MLS teams New York City FC, Orlando City SC, LA Galaxy, and Seattle Sounders raise awareness for marine threats by wearing Parley Ocean Plastic in April 23 matches.

If we allow the world's coral ecosystems to slip into oblivion, our kind won't be far behind them. Knowledge is power. So is action.

“Nothing holds the promise of a mystery as dearly as the darkness.” Photos and words from an explorer and messenger of the spectral domain. 

Our actions affect the environment. But how does the environment affect us? We are not separate from nature. One surfer/scientist is on a mission to explore the link. 

45 students joined Parley x Surfrider Foundation Europe to clean up a stretch of the Anglet coastline and learn how to be part of the solution

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

adidas by Stella McCartney joins Parley to combine eco innovation, high performance and luxury aesthetic in a shoe designed to make a difference. 

To date, only three people have reached the deepest point on the planet's seabed. All of them are men; none of them got there without the contributions of women. 

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. 

Sharks are not cruel monsters, but a highly endangered species in need of our protection. Michael Muller documents the beauty of the apex predator in cage-free dives. 

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.

adidas employees attend a transformative and motivating introduction to the beauty and fragility of the marine environment we are fighting to protect. 

Among the greatest tools for conservation are cameras and the people who wield them. Photographer Gabriel Barathieu is no exception. 

As we prepare to navigate another trip around the sun on our rapidly changing "Pale Blue Dot," it feels right and necessary to recall the words of Carl Sagan.