Save The Waves named #6 in Economic Development, a reflection of efforts to use and expand upon Surfonomics to protect surf ecosystems; and joins the ranks of Google, Nvidia, Adidas, and more.
Together, our World Surfing Reserve program is protecting, stewarding and monitoring 145 surf breaks and 170 miles of coastlines globally.
A groundbreaking study reveals the economic contribution of Santa Cruz’s iconic surf breaks – and the serious threat of sea level rise to both waves and the local economy.
Changing Seas is a program dedicated to science and marine conservation. In this episode, surf ecosystem conservation and the Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica community are highlighted.
The Oriente Salvaje World Surfing Reserve has over 12 waves in its 19 kilometers of diverse coastline, including the renowned Las Flores and Punta Mango, and is the first WSR in El Salvador.
Years in the making, the Portuguese WSR makes a commitment to coastal restoration and water quality management.
The first World Surfing Reserve in the United Kingdom was dedicated in North Devon! As only one of twelve World Surfing Reserves designated across the globe, the inauguration sets into motion new and enthusiastic efforts to protect and preserve over 30 km of coastline.
Costa Rica’s Playa Hermosa was dedicated as the newest World Surfing Reserve, designating Garabito’s famous surf break as only one out of twelve such surf reserves across the globe and the first in Central America
Five islands, six events, twenty-five films and one goal: protect surf breaks in the Azores. João de Macedo recaps recents travels with Save The Waves.
