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

How to make this holiday season a little easier on the planet.

Of all the threats facing life in the oceans, plastic is among the most pervasive – here’s why we need to move past this toxic material.

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

In our ongoing miniseries about jellyfish, we take a swim with one of the biggest species in the oceans.

We explore how the choices you make in the kitchen can improve your health and the health of our planet.

The acclaimed artist, filmmaker and Parley collaborator contributes his famous surf paintings to a series of limited edition Parley Ocean Bags.

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.

Parley catches up with Tamara Lim, founder of The Wally Shop, to find more about how the company is tackling plastic pollution at source.

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.

Leading artist Katharina Grosse has created a limited edition series of surfboard art pieces to support Parley’s Global Cleanup Network.

Parley and Plastic Soup Foundation gather experts to ask: is plastic making us sick?

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

Hans and Nick Schippers are brothers on a mission to educate youth about the plastic pollution epidemic, and inspire the change needed to save our oceans.

On September 21st the Parley Global Cleanup Network came together across this blue planet to celebrate World Cleanup Day with direct action.