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5,100 Employees, 19 Markets, One Shared Mission: ERGO and Healthy Seas
What can happen when thousands of employees across the world come together around a shared environmental goal? For ERGO, World Cleanup Day has become an opportunity to turn collective engagement into tangible action, bringing colleagues together across countries, cultures and…
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When Time Changes the Net: Bringing Science into Ghost Net Removal
“Though we try to imagine otherwise, waste is every object, plus time.” It is the opening line of Brian Thill’s Waste, published in 2015. It is a striking way to think about the objects we discard. But when waste enters the natural environment, time does something else too: it…
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Back in the water: Gregorio Paltrinieri joins Healthy Seas and arena for another mission in Sicily
For Olympic swimming champion Gregorio Paltrinieri, the sea is much more than a place to compete. And at the end of September, he returned to the waters of Sicily for his third experience with Healthy Seas and arena, joining a team of volunteer divers on a mission to remove…
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Healthy Seas at the Salone della CSR 2026: From Cleanup to Systems Change
What does effective ocean conservation look like when we move beyond cleaning up what has already gone wrong? This was one of the questions Healthy Seas brought to the 2026 Salone della CSR e dell’innovazione sociale, held at the prestigious Bocconi University in Milan. During…
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Learning outdoors at Lake Pusiano: a full day of discovery with Hyundai
This year, Healthy Seas returned to Lake Pusiano, near Milan, for another day dedicated to learning outdoors together with Hyundai. It was our second educational activity at the lake, but this time with a new local school and an expanded programme designed to give students…
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Healthy Seas and Hyundai take ocean action beneath the surface in Türkiye
From the coast to beneath the surface, our work in Türkiye continued this September with a three-day diving mission in the waters of Çanakkale and Gallipoli. Earlier this year, together with Hyundai Motor, we brought employees, university students and members of the local…
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A New Chapter in the Journey from Waste to Wear
What happens to the hard plastic recovered from an abandoned fish farm once the cleanup is over? Until now, much of our circularity work has focused on fishing nets. But ghost farms leave behind many other materials too, including large HDPE (hard plastic) rings and pipes that…
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Partner Spotlight: Aristea Kyriakou — Taking Ocean Education Outside the Classroom
For Healthy Seas, cleaning up the sea is only one part of the story. Just as important is helping communities understand what is happening in their waters, why it matters and how they can become part of protecting them. This is where our collaboration with Dr Aristea Kyriakou,…
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Posidonia oceanica: The Queen of the Mediterranean
Beneath the surface of the Mediterranean grows an ecosystem that can easily be mistaken for seaweed. Yet Posidonia oceanica is a flowering marine plant, with roots, leaves, flowers and seeds and one of the region’s most valuable habitats. In this episode of the Healthy Seas…
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Our Andros, Our Ocean: from classroom learning to community action
In April 2026, Healthy Seas returned to Andros with a broader edition of Our Andros, Our Ocean, an educational programme focused on ocean literacy, marine litter and the relationship between island communities and the sea. Building on the collaboration established on the island…
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Above and below the surface: a community day for Bakar’s sea
At the end of June, in Bakar, Croatia, the harbour became the meeting point for a day that brought together underwater cleanup, environmental education and the local community. The activity was supported by ERGO as part of its partnership with Healthy Seas, which includes a…
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Partner Spotlight: Christina Zantioti — Science That Speaks for the Ocean
How can the aquaculture professionals of tomorrow help prevent the marine pollution of the future? For the past three years, Christina Zantioti, animal scientist and founder of SEADEA, has worked with Healthy Seas to bring questions about marine litter, ghost farms and waste…