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When severe weather strikes, every second counts. The best way to stay safe is to receive warnings from more than one source. Having multiple ways to receive updates can make a critical difference during rapidly changing conditions.

Do not wait until the storm is at your door to set up your alerts. Stay prepared and stay weather-ready.

At IBSS, our team is located across the U.S., and we love seeing employees make a positive impact in their communities.

When a local Earth Day cleanup was postponed due to storms, IBSS team member Donita took initiative and organized her own cleanup. In just 2 hours, Donita and another volunteer collected 10 large bags of trash from less than 0.2 miles of roadside. They hope to grow the effort and get even more community members involved in the future!

Thank you, Donita, for representing IBSS’ commitment to community action.

The PMDP's Kuaihelani mission has come to a close. Together, they surpassed their goal with 51,475 lbs. of marine debris removed!

Mission totals:
🔹 50,000 lbs. removed across 9 miles of shoreline
🔹 25,745 lbs. of net
🔹 24,125 lbs. of plastic
🔹 1,475 lbs. of nets removed from reefs
🔹 134 supersacks filled

One of the dirtiest sites, Cargo Beach on Sand Island, contained 4,270 lbs. of debris on less than 0.1 mile of shoreline.

Mahalo to the team, partners, and supporters who made this mission possible. PMDP is already looking ahead to more missions later this summer — stay tuned!

Image credits to Papahānaumokuākea Marine Debris Project and Andrew Sullivan-Haskins.

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Thank you for your courage, dedication, and sacrifice.

We are looking for candidates like you!

Apply today on our website.

It only takes a few inches of fast-moving water to sweep a vehicle away. Roads that look passable can be deceiving, especially during heavy rain and flooding events.

Never drive through flooded roadways, no matter how shallow it looks. If you encounter water covering the road, turn around and find an alternate route.

Your safest choice is always the one that keeps you out of floodwaters!

The PMDP crew has been out on a 16-day cleanup mission at Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll), focusing on removing entanglement hazards and large marine debris from the shoreline. These efforts are critical in helping to restore habitats and reduce threats to wildlife across this remote ecosystem.

While we’re not sharing total removal numbers just yet, here’s a look at what the team has been working through on the ground.

Stay tuned for the full mission impact coming next week.