In the second documentary of the 2026 series, created by National Geographic CreativeWorks, Prada’s storytelling partner, showcasing Prada Re-Nylon initiative and the SEA BEYOND educational project, actor Letitia Wright travels to the coast of Hawai'i which is home to an extraordinary diversity of marine life; nearly a quarter of its marine species are unique to these waters and cannot be found anywhere else on Earth.

In Hawaiian, the word Malama 'aina translates as a way to take care of the land and the ocean – a central notion to life within this Pacific Island state, where land, sea and humanity co-exist in a delicate equilibrium. Wright investigates its rich ecology alongside Titouan Bernicot, SEA BEYONDer, Goodwill Ambassador of the project, and Founder of Coral Gardeners – the non-profit organization dedicated to restoring coral reefs supported by SEA BEYOND – who dives under the waves to explore its unique seascape.

Wright also speaks with Dr. Kapono Ciotti, director of the Pacific American Foundation - a partner of the Hawaii Blue Schools Hui, which is a regional group of the USA Blue Schools and the Blue School Global Network, coordinated by UNESCO, which brings together schools at a global level that include ocean education in their curricula.

Through a two-year educational journey, the Hawai'i Blue Schools Hui aims to build students’ ocean literacy through place-based action projects that celebrate Hawai'i’s unique biodiversity and rich cultural legacy: these young sea custodians dive beneath the surface, developing a deep understanding of the challenges affecting global water bodies. This learning path was made possible by SEA BEYOND¹.

As of July 2023, 1% of the proceeds from the Prada Re-Nylon for SEA BEYOND Collection benefit SEA BEYOND, the project by Prada Group conducted in partnership with the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO.

The new episode of Prada Re-Nylon is now available on prada.com