
On the Ground Update: Two Major Wins for Surf Ecosystem Protection in Mexico
Port expansion within the Bahía de Todos Santos World Surfing Reserve blocked and Oaxaca Working Group for the Protection of Waves and Surf Breaks created.

Port expansion within the Bahía de Todos Santos World Surfing Reserve blocked and Oaxaca Working Group for the Protection of Waves and Surf Breaks created.

Significant progress has been made at the newly nominated Puerto Escondido World Surfing Reserve in restoring the world class wave at Zicatela.

Port expansion threatens waves within the Bahía de Todos Santos World Surfing Reserve in Ensanada, Mexico.

In the wake of Hurricane Erick, the Puerto Escondido community faced a pivotal moment when the long-controversial breakwater.

The surf ecosystem of Uluwatu is currently threatened by the construction of a service access road and seawall along the base of the cliffs south of the main surf breaks of Uluwatu.

Save The Waves Coalition has launched a new phase of its ongoing campaign to protect the iconic Oaxacan point break, Punta Conejo: a proposal for a 3500+ acre protected area.

After years of effort by Salvemos Colorada, a prohibition on permits for development in this ecologically sensitive zone has been issued.

The surf ecosystem of Teahupo’o must be protected. Save The Waves stands with the local community members of Teahupo’o and

The battle to protect Katoku continues on as local surfers and residents demand alternatives to the proposed seawall. Unfortunately, preparations