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Surfrider Foundation Australia (SFA) was founded in 1991 largely in response to poor water quality issues along Australia's east coast. Local surfers, being at the forefront of water quality, began recruiting volunteers for a series of demonstrations and actions to persuade decision makers to take action on this ongoing issue. The group has been working hard to protect Australia’s coastlines ever since.

Since it's humble beginnings and as we celebrate our 25th year of operation, SFA has grown to over 15 volunteer branches and many more volunteer beach representatives tackling local and national coastal environmental issues at a sea-roots level around Australia.

South Australia

Corey Jackson is the president of the South Australian branch and can be contacted at southaustralia@surfrider.org.au

We are always looking for more Volunteers to assist in our various projects, so please do not hesitate to register under our 'Get Involved' page - we'd love to have you on board.

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Local Blogs or News

  • 19
    Dec

    From heading to King Island in Tasmania opposing a proposed Salmon Farm just around from Martha Lavinia, to picking up tonnes of left over waste in the national park surrounding Double Island Point as a result of overuse, to standing on the beach in South Newcastle where a skate bowl is proposed to be built...on the beach!

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  • 19
    Nov

    RIP and Eternal Respect Matty Stahmer

    We lost a beautiful man this morning surfing his beloved St Andrews.

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  • 28
    Oct

    Respect Point Impossible Documentary

    A film about culture, community, conservation and surfers working together to protect a special part of the coast.

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  • 04
    Sep

    Thank You, St Kilda Park Primary Year 6

    Olivia, Loli, Teddy, Raff and Josh (The Year 6 St Kilda Park Primary St Kilda Peer Leadership Group), recently hosted a screening of Blue The Film, which 275 people attended. They have raised an amazing $231.90, which they have donated to Surfrider Foundation Australia, Specifically in support of our Rise Above Plastics campaign.

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