In May 2026, Healthy Seas travelled across Asia with long-standing partner DWS to bring ocean protection closer to local offices, employees, and communities. The activities took place in Hong Kong and across three Indian cities — Mumbai, Pune, and Bangalore — combining beach and river clean-ups with office presentations, quizzes, and discussions on marine litter, ghost fishing nets, microplastics, and circular economy solutions.
Together, these moments showed how employee engagement can move beyond awareness alone. When people see pollution first-hand, ask questions, share local concerns, and act together in their own communities, sustainability becomes something more tangible…
Source: Healthy Seas Foundation
Healthy Seas Foundation | Press Releases
- Healthy Seas removes 36.06 tons of marine litter from abandoned mussel farm in Salamina, Greece
- Hyundai and Healthy Seas Begin 2026 Activities in Türkiye with Education and Coastal Action
- The Wreck, the Nets and the Shark – Life under Threat
- Sport and Ocean Conservation: Impacts, Challenges and New Opportunities
- Circular Economy Starts in the Classroom
- The Ocean Starts Here: World Ocean Day with arena and Alex Portal in Libourne
- Divers Removing Ghost Nets Capture First Underwater Footage of Great White Shark in the Mediterranean
- Healthy Seas Pushes Accountability Forward in Ghost Farms Case in Greece
- From Hong Kong to India: DWS Employees Take Action for Cleaner Waters
- Why Biodiversity Loss Cannot Be Measured by the Weight of Marine Litter
