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Endangered Wave: Punta Teta, Western Panama


Here's how to help:

1: Send an email to the Government of Panama
Click above to send a pre-formatted email to the government of Panama to protest the Hydroelectric Dam Project of the Rio Teta.

2: Sign the Petition
We are collecting signatures to send to the government of Panama to stop this Hydroelectric Dam Project, or force it to adhere to strict environmental standards.

3: Donate to Save the Waves
Save the Waves will be helping to fund direct action in Panama. We need your help! You can become a member, give us a donation, or even help us by purchasing a t-shirt.

 
 

Save The Waves Coalition Members
Surfrider Foundation - WILDCOAST - Ocean Revolution - Pro Peninsula - Proplaya
Surfers' Environmental Alliance - Quercus - Save Our Shores - Groundswell Society - Ocean Magazine
Surfbreak Protection Society - California Public Ocean Awareness (NOAA)
- Surfers Against Sewage - IYOR
Fiscalía del Medio Ambiente (FIMA) - Waterkeeper Alliance

Save The Waves Coalition Supporters
Newman's Own Foundation - Patagonia - SIMA - Clif Bar - Reef Redemption - Volcom - Deckers
Rethreads - Marisla Foundation - Quiksilver Foundation - Make Yourself Foundation
Pauley Foundation - Surfline - The Surfer's Path - Surfing Magazine