Let's be responsible and ensure we're recycling single-use masks when possible, and if not, do our best to get them into an appropriate waste receptacle. The ocean is counting on us!

Impressive spin! The Marine Mammal Protection Act keeps dolphins and other marine mammals in U.S. waters safe from harmful human activity. Do your part to #DefendMarineMammals by telling Congress to support the #MMPA: bit.ly/2BDnwiP

This is gorgeous. Hopefully we see more of this in the future

Leafy seadragons have plant-like appendanges allowing them to blend in perfectly with algae growing in their seagrass habitats. Learn more about these masters of camouflage: bit.ly/38zVdye

It doesn’t have to be like this. We can create change and hold plastic makers accountable. Together, we can end the ocean plastic crisis.

Team Bali: 1 | Polluted Beach: 0 ⁠ ⁠ Our crews found everything from single-use plastic and toys, to shoes, baskets, and more during this mission.⁠ ⁠ Tell us in the comments below what items you're able to see in the images of the polluted beach ⬇️⁠

Our professional cleanup crews are finding hundreds of masks and gloves every single day. Please be sure to properly dispose of PPE so that we can curb this new wave of plastic pollution.

Take a look at this time-lapse our Bali cleanup crews paying a visit to our boom system in the Samblong River.⁠ Our cleanup crews visit our two boom systems in Bali every single day, so all the trash you're seeing is just from one day! ⁠

You can help save sea lions 💙 Sea lions rely on sardines for food and could starve to death if there aren't enough fish in the water. Join Oceana to help prevent overfishing and keep sea lions fed: bit.ly/33kYGP5

Hundreds of PPE items, such as face masks and gloves, are appearing during our daily cleanup missions around the globe. We must curb this new wave of ocean plastic pollution before it's too late. Stay tuned as we'll be sharing tips for disposing of PPE later today!

This is a wonderful video by Oli from the Ben G Thomas channel about an adorable sea slug: the leaf sheep. It is very informative and also dives into some of the threats to not only the lead sheep, but sea life as a whole. m.youtube.com/watch?v=1_twa1…

Our crew members in Florida recently paid a visit to the Manatee Lagoon in West Palm Beach to clean up! ⁠ Check out this video to discover the importance behind cleaning up this area, along with where our crews predict all this ocean pollution is coming from.

Thankful for all the beautiful animals that fill our oceans. RT to celebrate #ThankfulThursday with us! 🐬

Another day in the life of our professional cleanup crews in Haiti!⁠ ⁠ During this cleanup mission in La Gonâve, our crews were able to recover over 1,652 pounds of trash, putting us at a total of 10,586,892 pounds recovered to date!⁠

Time is of the essence & fighting the ocean plastic crisis has never been more important.⁠ ⁠ That's why we support the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act, a piece of legislation that seeks to hold the plastics industry & other companies responsible for waste they produce⁠.

Giant manta rays are actually GIANT. They can weigh up to 5,300 pounds! Learn more in our Marine Life Encyclopedia: bit.ly/2HygLlt

NEW: Plankton Bracelets! This month, we’re releasing rare triple-color bracelets to shine a spotlight on the ocean’s unseen heroes — plankton! Get yours today and pull a pound at bit.ly/2GrzzC6

Dolphin calves have a special bond with their mothers. 💙 Tell U.S. Congress to protect dolphins and other marine mammals by defending the Marine Mammal Protection Act: bit.ly/2Se9Srm #DefendMarineMammals

If we protect and restore our oceans from threats like illegal and irresponsible fishing, they can feed ONE BILLION people a healthy seafood meal each day. #SaveTheOceansFeedTheWorld

If you were looking for a sign, here it is.