As Parley launches a new program to restore the mangroves of Kulhudhuffishi island in the north of the Maldives, we speak to Abdulla Adam, a passionate environmentalist who returned to his home island of Kulhudhuffishi after his studies to work with the city’s council protecting the biodiversity of his home island.

We go on a field trip with students from La Digue School in the Seychelles to scope out Anse Source d’Argent, intercepting almost 100kg of plastic on the way.

Hanging out with Niq Ali, the 18-year-old student, surfer, and freediver who has traveled the length and breadth of the Maldives.

A new United Nations report lists the Great Barrier Reef as officially in danger, not only from rising sea temperatures and marine debris, but from agricultural run-off boosting the populations of the dreaded, coral-eating, crown-of-thorns starfish.

Having lived on Lizard Island for over 30 years, coral reef scientist Dr Anne Hoggett updates us on the future prospects for the world’s largest reef.

We travel to Cape Town to catch up with surfer, activist, Parley Ambassador, youth educator and living legend Frank Solomon…

With 100% of proceeds supporting our mission, the new editions help protect Caribbean, Atlantic, Indian and Pacific islands from plastic pollution.

Meet the 16 year-old Brazilian surfer who has become one of Parley’s youngest ocean ambassadors.

Under current CO2 emission scenarios, nations like the Maldives, Vanuatu and The Marshall Islands face an uncertain future – and could even disappear entirely before the end of the century.

Shot along Rio's iconic Ipanema Beach, Vava Ribeiro's ongoing series explores youth, identity and a new generation's relationship to the oceans.