Save the Oceans

Plastic: A Deadly Diet

Around the world, up to one million seabirds die each year from eating plastic or getting caught in plastics and other marine debris. The Laysan albatross is particularly vulnerable.

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ACTION ALERT

Act to Reduce Plastic Bag Pollution

Each year, thousands of seabirds, marine mammals and sea turtles die from eating plastic or getting caught up in it. Californians use around 19 billion plastic bags each year, many of which eventually become marine debris. Act NOW to support a bill to reduce this marine pollution.

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Seafood Watch on Your Cell Phone

We've made it even easier to carry the most up-to-date Seafood Watch recommendations—they're now available for cell phones and other mobile devices with an Internet connection. Use your phone to log on to mobile.seafoodwatch.org and you'll be automatically directed to our online pocket guides, just in time for you to order your next seafood meal. See what it looks like.

ARAMARK Partners with Seafood Watch

ARAMARK, one of the world's leading professional facilities management and food service companies, is partnering with Seafood Watch to shift its U.S. seafood purchases toward sustainable sources over the next decade. It's another big step toward creating market demand that will change fisheries and fish-farming practices around the world.

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"Penguins have had a good run in the popular media over the past few years, from March of the Penguins to Madagascar to Happy Feet. Outside of movie theaters, the story's not as great. Penguins in temperate regions already faced..."

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