The Plastic Free Foodie ezine has arrived Over 60 plastic free recipes are provided with proceeds going to the Plastic Oceans Foundation and Ocean Conservancy

Our Plastic Oceans Chile team has made an alliance with DuocUC University to reduce plastic use and waste on and near campus

A Plastic Ocean screened before a large audience at Harvard University on November 13, which was followed by an in formative panel discussion

Be inspired by Christine Wong, a NYC chef, freelance content creator and social media consultant. She is the founder of Yommme and @conscious_cooking.

The Plastic Oceans Foundation is proud to announce that their agency of record, Crowd, has won an American Graphic Design Award for branding and identity.

Plastic Oceans Foundation offers an education program that is allowing students all over the world to rethink plastic. Plastic pollution education.

Plastic Oceans Foundation received recognition for increasing awareness of the dangerous impact of plastic pollution on the world’s bodies of water.

In la Serena Chile, Impac4, our Chilean Plastic Oceans Foundation representative, Mark Minneboo, presented the 20 minute

The Plastic Oceans Foundation is once again proud to be supporting International Coastal Cleanup Day, on September 16, 2017.

The Bay Foundation is honoring the award-winning documentary film A Plastic Ocean, a production of the Plastic Oceans Foundation.

Plastic Oceans Canada is pleased to be joining the Canadian Wildlife Federation in their national campaign to stop single use plastic consumption.

Craig Leeson reflects on the where the Plastic Oceans Foundation has been, where we are now and where we are going. Its been an amazing ride.

In this infographic, the Plastic Pollution Foundation provides seven easy ways how you can help reduce plastic pollution.

Plastic Oceans Chile recently presented the debut of the award-winning documentary, A Plastic Ocean, which marked the film's debut in Chile.

Helen Calcutt contributes this blog to the Plastic Oceans Foundation, writing about how A Plastic Ocean has changed per perspective on plastic pollution

The Plastic Oceans Foundation was pleased to present a special event at the United Nations, in New York City, as part of The Ocean Conference.

We continue to be humbled and grateful that our award-winning documentary, A Plastic Ocean, continues to screen to large audiences around the world

We have been rightly focused on the risks to water from plastics and microplastics, especially rivers, costs and open seas.  The fragments seen so vividly in the stomachs of seabirds and fish in A Plastic Ocean show that they present a real hazard to biodiversity, and the food chain, ultimately leading to us!

Microplastics are making their way to the human food chain, with much of the reason due to laundry we do at home each an ever week. Watch Countryfile to learn more.

The US Embassy in Peru has banned styrofoam containers form its cafeteria, after watching a screening of the award-winning documentary "A Plastic Ocean."