We just finished two busy and successful days in London, participating at the Fashion SVP event on 16-17 January. The public and the industry showed great interest in the Healthy Seas initiative and the sustainable socks, which are produced by one of our founding partner, Star Sock. The socks are made of ECONYL® yarn (which is […]

„We want the seas to be heard!” – In case you missed it, here you can watch (again) the report about Bracenet and our cooperation which was at the TV programme DAS!  at NDR in Germany yesterday evening. https://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/das/Bracenets-Armbaender-aus-Geisternetzen-,dasx13184.html Bracenet develops fashion bracelets from ghost nets and joined forces with Healthy Seas and its partners […]

Our volunteer divers just never stop! On 27-28 December the Ghost Fishing Greece divers closed down the year with a successful diving trip and manage to remove two big pieces of ghost nets from a shipwreck in the Gulf of Corinth in Greece. This was the 5th dive this year on the shipwreck “Stymfalia”. In spite […]

Healthy Seas is proud to cooperate with Woodlike Ocean and receive 1% donation after every purchased product from their beautiful sustainable collection. Mauricio Palma, Brand Director & Co-Founder shared some inspiring insights with us: “At Woodlike Ocean, we exclusively use ECONYL®️ yarn in our swimwear fabrics, which includes also the fishing nets recovered by the […]

Last year Healthy Seas partner MEDASSET organized in a Greece a Fashion Design Competition and Exhibition. The garments designed and presented in the exhibition have all been created by students and recent graduates of the Fashion Department of AKTO College of Art and Design. They were finalists in the competition “Healthy Seas: A Journey from […]

We are happy to show you the brand new Healthy Seas socks! Check them out together with other beautiful products such as swimwear, sportswear or carpets, made with the regenerated ECONYL® yarn by our partners from the fishnets that our divers and fishermen collect: http://healthyseas.org/about/products/ Best gifts for Christmas or any occasion! Don’t you think? […]

Oceans are the source of livelihood for millions of people, and the home to hundreds of thousands of distinct species. In fact, we’re all connected to the oceans, and we all have the responsibility to protect them. Recently, an important global event for ocean protection was held in Malta; Our Ocean 2017. As part of […]

Such a great news and big surprise from Bracenet! We received a donation about € 7.150! Many thanks to all the Bracenet Supporters! You are amazing. That is your part of saving the seas. Bracenet develops fashion bracelets from ghost nets and joined forces with Healthy Seas and its partners, to work together for cleaner […]

On 25-26 November the Ghost Fishing Greece divers did again an important job. Two big pieces of ghost nets are now out of the sea from a shipwreck lying off in the Gulf of Corinth in Greece! The photos and video below show perfectly the problem of ghost fishing… The ghost nets continue to catch […]

Last year Healthy Seas partner MEDASSET organized in a Greece a Fashion Design Competition and Exhibition. The garments designed and presented in the exhibition have all been created by students and recent graduates of the Fashion Department of AKTO College of Art and Design. They were finalists in the competition “Healthy Seas: A Journey from […]

A warm welcome to our new partner Re-Athlete, a sustainable sportswear brand that stands for positive change and for distinctive sportswear made with the regenerated ECONYL® yarn. The fishnets collected by Healthy Seas are brought into the ECONYL® regeneration system, in which they are transformed into new, high-quality nylon yarn. “Healthy Seas is an open initiative […]

Ghost nets in the seas can continue to create problems not only for marine wildlife but also local communities and fishermen: It places significant costs on them through lost fishing time and damage to active nets. Ghost nets keep fishing uncontrolled and lead to unnecessary catch of fish stocks, so it’s also a loss for […]