Researchers at Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment have found that corals actually like the taste of plastic particles.

Working at the intersection of art, photography, marine biology and computer science, a non-profit is working to create “open access oceans”.

For the world’s corals and your own health, avoid these ingredients at all costs.

New project will empower community-led plastic resistance and bring Parley AIR Strategy to 10 islands across the UK

Ahead of the 2018 Biofabricate summit, we caught up with Algix – pioneers in turning algae blooms into plastic-free alternatives that biodegrade.

The British Fashion Council honors Parley for the invention of Ocean Plastic® and commitments to building a new economy of creativity and collaboration.

We catch up with Jeff Beegle of Mobius to find out more about how natural materials and polymers can combine to create plastic alternatives.

Parley finds high levels of marine debris and microplastics in protected park where corals spawn and turtles nest.

Our premium, eco-innovative materials set new industry standards and transform products into symbols of change.

With Biofabricate 2018 just around the corner, we speak with Geltor about how the future of beauty and wellbeing will come from bioreactors, not the oceans.

In another milestone for the partnership and movement, Corona becomes the first global brand to pilot plastic-free six pack rings.

Plastic, your time is up. We reached out to Ecovative to learn more about their pioneering work with one of nature’s most incredible builders: fungi.

Inspiration from the deep. We catch up with AlgiKnit to learn how they’re transforming sustainable kelp into biodegradable yarn.

We’re partnering with Biofabricate to bring together the world’s leading bio-designers. The goal? Kickstarting the next industrial revolution.

Young Palauan environmental leaders LeahMarie Aliil Bukurou and Zacateca Adelbai traveled with Parley to the Our Ocean conference in Bali.