On The Ground Update: Huanchaco World Surfing Reserve
Utilizing traditional ecological knowledge to protect their waves, Huanchaco WSR is building climate resilience by restoring totora ponds.
May 14, 2024
Blog | Author: Emmett Balassone
Save The Waves Statement on the 2024 Olympic Development at Teahupo’o
The surf ecosystem of Teahupo’o must be protected. Save The Waves stands with the local community members of Teahupo’o and
December 13, 2023
Representatives from All 12 World Surfing Reserves Convene at Coalition Summit
The Coalition Summit held in Santa Cruz on June 7 through June 9 was a historic event for Save The
July 20, 2023
Guarda do Embau World Surfing Reserve Water Quality Project Update
Guarda do Embau, the ninth World Surfing Reserve, has continued to work diligently towards the long-term protection of the most
July 20, 2023
Playa Hermosa One-Year Later: Progress Made
One year ago, Playa Hermosa was officially dedicated as the 11th World Surfing Reserve and the first in Central America.
July 20, 2023
O’Neill and Save The Waves Coalition Join Forces to Protect Surf Ecosystems
Northern Californian surf brand O’Neill partners up with the international nonprofit organisation Save The Waves Coalition, uniting their efforts in
June 29, 2023
On The Ground Update: North Devon WSR
Since the announcement of North Devon U.K. as the next World Surfing Reserve in April of 2022, the Local Stewardship
November 10, 2022
Santa Cruz WSR: Update on the Opal Cliffs Project
Save The Waves and the World Surfing Reserve believe that a different approach should be considered in order to protect surf resources.
October 12, 2022
Learn how to report plastic pollution using your phone
This Plastic-Free July, learn how surfers can reduce their plastic consumption and report plastic pollution at your local surf spots.
July 13, 2022
