
App Newsletter #5: Updates on new App tools, projects, and partnerships
Happy 2025, Wave Savers! I hope you’ve all enjoyed a wonderful holiday season and enjoyed time near or in the ocean.

Happy 2025, Wave Savers! I hope you’ve all enjoyed a wonderful holiday season and enjoyed time near or in the ocean.

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.

Utilizing traditional ecological knowledge to protect their waves, Huanchaco WSR is building climate resilience by restoring totora ponds.

Hey there fellow ocean advocates, welcome to the first Save The Waves App blog of 2024! The first quarter of the year has been very active and I’m stoked to share some updates with you from the UN Ocean Decade Conference in Barcelona.

Hey there fellow wave savers! I am stoked to write to you with some updates from the Save The Waves App project, in the first installation of the Save The Waves App blog. Let’s dive in!

What does change look like at the ground level? As 2022 comes to a close, we look back at the progress of 3 individual World Surfing Reserves in different countries and in different stages of their work.

This Plastic-Free July, learn how surfers can reduce their plastic consumption and report plastic pollution at your local surf spots.

From runoff, sewage spills, and algae blooms, there are many ways water quality can be impacted from both natural causes and human error. Learn how to those identify (and report!) those issues today.