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We speak to the Frankfurt-based company about designing the future with ancient materials.

Maurizio Montalti is the cofounder of SQIM, a company on a mission to harness the power of mushrooms, collaborating with nature to design a fungal future.

Sky High Farm is a non-profit, a regenerative farm, a fashion label and recently, a Parley collaborator.

We catch up with Uyen Tran, who reflects on her upbringing on the coast of Vietnam and time working in New York, foundations that inspired her to launch TômTex with the aim to design the future.

Our team in Sri Lanka recently collaborated with the Academy of Design in Colombo on a new project exploring critical ocean issues and the role young designers can play in creating solutions.

We visited the Modern Synthesis lab in London to get a firsthand look at the products that they’re making using K.rhaeticus bacteria and learn more about their journey into the fashion industry.

We speak to Julia Marsh about her journey as a designer making ‘beautiful trash’ to being a CEO revolutionizing toxic food packaging.

We speak to material scientist Lauren Bowker about why we need to be able to visualize the world that’s all around us, what alchemy means to her and her new pigment Algae Black.

We speak to AIR COMPANY founder Greg Constantine about SAF, learning from nature to create new technologies and the mission to end extinction.

We speak to Hannes Schoenegger about Bananatex’s mission, how fashion can play a role in averting the climate crisis and why optimism is key.

Explore the nature inspired innovations transforming the material world .

We speak to Dr. Beth Orcutt and Dr. Jorge Cortés about their stunning discoveries made aboard a Schmidt Ocean Institute vessel.

Exploring ice cores, contaminants and connections in Canada’s cryosphere. ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏

Watch a film about Talisker and Parley’s expedition into the glaciers of British Columbia.

Through Talisker x Parley, we support scientific initiatives and research to help preserve the planet’s sea forests. These three films shine a light on the importance of kelp, through the personal stories of our impact work in Scotland, South Africa and Chile.

Explore the beauty and magic of underwater kelp forests with Parley collaborator Faine Loubser

Dr. Ana Queirós shares the questions guiding seaweed research in the Orkney Islands

Ross Edgley smashed a world-record during a 53-hour non-stop Loch Ness swim to protect kelp forests in Scottish waters

Talisker and Parley embark on a nautical mission to explore South Africa’s biodiverse kelp forests

To highlight the link between glacial and ocean ecosystems, Parley Argentina coordinator Yago Lange set out to foil surf the Perito Moreno glacier in Patagonia.

Using drones, the SnotBot® team captures exhalations from orca whales for the first time – giving scientists a non-invasive way to collect data.

With the climate crisis reaching new levels of visibility and urgency this summer, preserving ‘blue carbon’ ecosystems like mangroves is vital.

A new report from Biofabricate and Fashion For Good provides a bio-materials primer for the fashion industry

Contemporary artist Nigel Cooke supports Parley with a limited-edition print from his series, Oceans.

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

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

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

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

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

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.