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Endangered Waves
Surfing is here to stay, but our surfbreaks may not be. Many of Australia’s best waves are endangered. Yet unlike endangered wildlife there are no surfbreak protection laws in Australia. Nor are the impacts on surfbreaks considered in planning and...
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Rise Above Plastics
Introduction Few people use or enjoy the ocean as much as surfers, and few people are in a better position to take a leadership role in protecting it and keeping it clean! The Surfrider Foundation’s “Rise Above Plastics” campaign is being launched in...
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Campaigns
Endangered Waves
Rise Above Plastics
Save our waves
Barton Lynch on Endangered Waves
Latest News
Risk of Fuel Spill at Cronulla
An incident such as this is unfortunate and avoidable, but it is vital that authorities act quickly to minimise any chance of environmental damage…
Line Honours for Peugeot Surfrider
Great news for Sebastien Guyout and his fabulous crew on "PEUGEOT SURFRIDER" getting to Hobart in 3 days 20 hours and 15 minutes and winning Division…
Yuraygir Branch Update
Yuraygir branch of Surfrider Foundation wants government to prove that surf breaks will not be polluted by coal seam gas mining.
Vic Gov to destroy iconic surfbreak
Thursday, 24 January 2012 The Victorian Government last night, under the cover of darkness, decided to give Coastal Management Act approval to the…
Protect Our Playground: as it happened
Standing at North Head, watching the start of the 2011 Sydney to Hobart race and dreaming of participating, three French sailors decided, ‘Next…
Surfrider Foundation Life Member Joel Parkinson wins World Title and Pipe Masters
Surfrider Foundation sends a huge congratulations to Life Member, Joel Parkinson, who today won the Pipe Masters contest and was crowned the 2012…
