THE INVISIBLE THREAT: MICROPLASTIC AND MICROFIBER POLLUTION
The plastic we can easily see and intercept is just the tip of the iceberg of a much larger issue
Fighting big plastic — and winning
Learn how Sharon Lavigne is keeping chemical companies from building new plastics plants in her community.
Face to Face
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.
PARLEY AIR STATION / BLUEPRINT MODULE
Introducing our new end-to-end solution for plastic waste on islands and in remote regions.
Playlist: Big Blue Bus
A soundtrack for taking action and maintaining stoke, from the SCHroadtrip bros.
State of the Oceans — Log 92
Estimates for the amount of plastic pollution entering the oceans have been revised up to 11 million tons, and that number is expected to triple by 2040.
Tracking the world's largest illegal fishing fleet
In his latest investigation, Parley collaborator Ian Urbina travels to the East Sea and uncovers the world’s largest illegal fishing fleet – and its deadly toll.
State of the Oceans — Log 91
The North Atlantic right whale is now listed as critically endangered, methane emissions are rising and scientists discover ‘Vantablack’ fish.
State of the Oceans — Log 90
Fish are under threat as the world faces a critical climate threshold. How spreading crushed rocks on fields could help, plus a new microplastic study in eastern Canada.
Shaahina Ali: Bringing eco-innovation to the Maldives
We check in with scuba diver, explorer, educator and Parley Maldives director to learn more about the programs currently underway in this island nation.
State of the Oceans — Log 89
Microplastics are discovered in fruit and vegetables, dolphins learn a new trick and have scientists solved the problem of sargassum seaweed blooms?
Science Vs Plastic: Enzymes
Scientists around the world are studying natural compounds found in the environment that could help break down plastic.
State of the Oceans — Log 88
Studying the sound of narwhals, the fastest eyes in the ocean, a new way of saving whales and does Pluto have a subsurface ocean filled with life?
Cenote season: Hidden treasures
Parley Mexico coordinator Judith Adriana Morales López explores Cancun’s urban cenotes and how locals are working to protect them.
adidas Creator U Class: with Cyrill Gutsch
Our landmark partnership with adidas is engaging a global audience and expanding its range of eco-innovative footwear and apparel made from Ocean Plastic®
Cenote Season: Diving Deeper
In the second of our miniseries exploring cenotes, we learn how manmade pollution moves through them to the ocean.
Cenote season: It's all connected
Crisscrossing the Yucatán Peninsula, a vast system of limestone caves forms a unique underworld world linking tropical forests to offshore coral reefs.
State of the Oceans — Log 87
How sea otters benefit coastal ecosystems, how a new liquid-air battery could help reduce emissions, and how to tackle the largest ever oil spill in the Arctic.
State of the Oceans — Log 86
Plastic rain, dead zones, marine protections and Dr. Kathy Sullivan – the first person to walk in space and dive to the deepest part of the ocean.
British Fashion Council x Parley
A new platform dedicated to helping the fashion industry become more resilient, circular, equal and fair through global collaboration and local action
PARLEY AIR EXPANDS IN SOUTH ASIA
Eight nations adopt the Parley AIR Strategy to fight plastic pollution reaching rivers and seas across South Asia.