Category: Life Below Water

Carry a single reusable spoon — in your bag, lunchbox, or car — and refuse single-use plastic spoons whenever you get take-out meals, drinks, or desserts.This simple daily habit supports…

Freshwater may not seem connected to oceans—but the way we use water at home affects entire ecosystems downstream. By simply tracking your daily water use, you can become more aware,…

A Simple Laundry Shift That Protects Life Below Water Every time you do laundry, you have the chance to protect marine life. How? By doing two simple things: Use a…

Are those exfoliating products you love washing microplastics into the sea?Many face washes, body scrubs, and toothpastes contain tiny plastic beads that slip past water filters and enter waterways, harming…

A Tiny Sink-Side Habit to Protect Marine Life - What’s Hiding in Your Drain Could Be Harming the Ocean When you rinse food scraps, sauces, or oily leftovers down the…

Every plastic wrapper, bottle cap, and cigarette butt left on the ground can end up in our rivers, lakes, and oceans. And once it’s there, it doesn’t just disappear. It…

Every year, an estimated 14,000 tons of sunscreen wash into our oceans, threatening coral reefs and marine ecosystems. But you can make a difference with a simple switch to reef-safe…

Commit to refusing plastic straws when ordering drinks at restaurants, cafes, or bars. Sip, Don't Suck: How Skipping Straws Can Save Our Oceans In the battle against ocean pollution, sometimes…