patagoniaのインスタグラム(patagonia) - 8月10日 03時08分

Five hundred miles off the Chilean coast, there’s a small island surrounded by thriving seas and powerful surf. When Ramón Navarro, Pato Mekis, Léa Brassy and Kohl Christensen traveled there recently, they learned how the island’s residents are working to protect their wild waters and wild fisheries—and why, on the remote Isla Alejandro Selkirk, the word for outsiders is plásticos. @surfnavarro @leabrassy @deepwatersurf @pmekis

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henridragonas Amazing story here. Gorgeous photography and drone footage. Outstanding surfing and incredible global messaging. I’m sure the locals appreciate some fine Patagonia recycled products as well. Nicely done. Truly inspiring. Nature is worth preserving. Save the oceans. Save the planet. Thank you. 🙏

esther_perrill Loved this bilingual video!! I am a dual language teacher and would love to share this video with my students. I was wondering if you could edit the f word. 😂 it has to be a clean version for me to be able to share it with them. Thank you!

dora._martinez Congratulations!!!! Excelente el vídeo👏👏 Nos hace ver que si queremos, se puede...el plástico está taponando desembocaduras, confluencias y lo peor es que quedan animalitos de diversos tamaños y especies enredados... Sin palabras... 😢😢😢

jakefromsaw Those two islands are one of my favorite places on earth. Will never forget the people nor the land and sea that come together there. In addition to waves these islands are home to some of the most rare island endemic species in the world!

agpolnz Is this to make everyone else feel guilty while still selling products that rely on microfibres ? Sustainability is not guiltability some great stuff you do but just let’s keep it real for all the Pepe’s who want to buy your products

nondisposablelife Big fan- but all are wearing plastic - recycled or not- this is a bit like green washing isn’t @patagonia? Do we really need fleece micro fibers bits in all water- everywhere?

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