Like almost all aspects of modern life, surfing has an environmental cost that, until recently, was rarely considered. Ours is a ‘natural’ sport, ‘close to nature’ and somehow seen as ‘pure’. In many ways this is true, but in reality much of what we ‘need’ in order to have fulfilled surfing lives is extremely damaging to the planet.
The Green Wave Awards are an attempt to encourage change in the surfing world by putting a positive focus …Â More info
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Pristine coastline and quality surfing waves have an enormous social and economic value – a value is often underestimated by political leaders and businesspeople. Save The Waves’ research and economic studies are helping to change that.
1) Mundaka – Save The Waves commissioned an economic study on the value of the surfing wave in Mundaka, Spain, to the local economy, through Oregon State University’s College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences. It’s a comprehensive study that factors in tourism revenue as well as … More info
The World Surfing Reserves program is a new, cutting edge initiative designed to enshrine and protect the world’s best surf spots. The program mission is to proactively designate and help preserve outstanding waves, surf zones and their surrounding environments, around the world. The goal is to designate and protect a unique part of the coastal environment recognized by the local community, local surf organizations, regional and national authorities, Save The Waves Coalition and its partners.
Save The Waves is partnering with the International Surfing Association (ISA) and…Â More info
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Getting in her day’s exercise, Kate Hudson ventured out for an afternoon of paddle surfing with friends in Malibu on Wednesday (February 11).
Joining a bevy of celebrities recently taking up the water-bound activity, the “Fool’s Gold†actress sported a black bikini top with knee-length pants as she burnt off calories while paddling about the Pacific Ocean… More info
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