Philadelphia Eagles Go Green For the Ocean
In 2021, the Philadelphia Eagles, through their Go Green initiative, chose to enter a landmark partnership with The Ocean Foundation, becoming the first U.S. pro sports organization to offset 100 percent of team travel carbon emissions through seagrass and mangrove restoration in Puerto Rico’s Jobos Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve.
Read their reasons the Eagles are going green for the ocean on their website:
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