Dr. Dan Reineman of California State University Channel Islands teams up with Save The Waves and World Surfing Reserves to understand specific impacts of climate change on world class waves.
In this August report of World Surfing Reserves, we’re looking at the progress of 4 individual WSR locations: Punta de Lobos, Gold Coast, North Devon, and Guarda do Embaú.
Significant progress has been made at the newly nominated Puerto Escondido World Surfing Reserve in restoring the world class wave at Zicatela.
In the wake of Hurricane Erick, the Puerto Escondido community faced a pivotal moment when the long-controversial breakwater.
The Vision Council for the World Surfing Reserves program is an advisory body of leaders and visionaries in the nexus of coastal conservation and surfing.
The North Devon World Surfing Reserve has created a unique stewardship project that aims to tackle one of the key threats to the surf ecosystem: water quality.
Guarda do Embau World Surfing Reserve continues to be laser-focused on its objective of protecting the Rio do Madre River, the lifeblood of the surf ecosystem.
Years in the making, the Portuguese WSR makes a commitment to coastal restoration and water quality management.
This campaign started with Chickens and has grown into a movement to protect dozens of amazing surf ecosystems all across the Maldives.
