Blue Planet Alliance celebrates reaching an important milestone: partnering with 100 organizations who share our mission of saving the planet.

See all the events Blue Planet Alliance will be hosting and participating in during the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) 2023.

Four different organizations brought youth groups together to learn ore about the environment and to sign the “Pledge to Our Keiki” at the Bishop Museum.

A round-up of the events that Blue Planet Alliance hosted and participated in during United Nations World Oceans Week 2023.

Panama’s Rigoberto Amaya is a Blue Planet Global Ambassador, focused on the SDGs. He’s currently on a Peace Boat exploration of Latin America.

The Youth Coordinator for the Blue Planet Alliance Global Ambassador Program took part in the G7 Youth Summit last month in Hiroshima. She shared her perspective on the conference, its impact, and what she learned from meeting the survivors of atomic bombs dropped on this host city more than 75 years ago.

A Palau environmentalist has faith that things are going to get better.

Which is harder: Solving the climate crisis or getting roughed up by the KGB behind the Iron Curtain in the dying days of the Soviet Union while trying to get the rights to Tetris?

Capping an exciting week in the "Land of the Chamorro," the U.S. territory of Guam and Blue Planet Alliance officially signed a Blue Planet Climate Agreement to form a united front to tackle Guam's renewable-energy transition.

It is my opinion that youth are not trusted enough to take on the issues that have plagued our planet because of human greed for resources. We need world leaders and key decision-makers to trust in the youth as partners.

In an effort to support Blue Planet Alliance’s goal of developing and sustaining youth engagement toward a 100% renewable-energy future, BPA has teamed up with Peace Boat US to create a global network of youth ambassadors.

Read the Blue Planet Alliance Annual Report 2022 to see all the work we did last year to help the world transition to a 100% renewable-energy future.

The UN IPCC report urges that, to save the planet, we must move away from fossil fuels. And that is the exact mission of Blue Planet Alliance.

The “Tetris” movie premiered last week at SXSW — and got a standing ovation!

Nathalia Lawen says that COP “could almost feel exasperating and hopeless at times,” but ultimately the Seychelles environment advocate says it was an honor representing her country in Egypt.

The Kingdom of Tonga was the first UN Member State to sign the Blue Planet Climate Agreement.

This year’s UN Climate Conference had peaks and valleys, but Blue Planet Alliance is better poised than ever to help islands implement transitions to 100% renewable energy.

Islands spend outrageous billions importing fossil fuels, which also have a devastating impact on the planet. But safer, cheaper alternative energy sources are right in their backyards.

Why is it that the news about our fight against climate change seems to be so pessimistic? Are things really going in the wrong direction?

Blue Planet Alliance founder and CEO Henk Rogers shares his thoughts on the politics of renewable energy in France.