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San Miguel surf break protected with landmark creation of Baja California’s first state park
In a historic moment, the first state park in Baja California, Mexico was officially approved, providing long-lasting protection for the iconic San Miguel wave alongside 67 hectares of green space
Save The Waves Launches the next Dirty Wave Challenge with $5K Prize
Calling all surfers and beach-lovers for a chance to win $5,000 and give back to your local coastline! Hosted on the Save The Waves App until Nov. 15th.
STW joins the Save Killalea Alliance to protect ‘The Farm’ in Australia
Killalea, also known as “The Farm” is a National Surfing Reserve that is threatened by a private hotel and campground development.
Save Katoku – 日本の残り少ない手つかずの砂浜とサーフブレイクを守りたい
Save The Waves Coalitionとその国際的なパートナーは、日本全土で数少ない手つかずで原生的な自然の姿を残す嘉徳浜（鹿児島県大島郡瀬戸内町、奄美大島南部）において、砂浜、そして波を破壊する護岸計画から守るため、結束し活動します
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San Miguel surf break protected with landmark creation of Baja California’s first state park
In a historic moment, the first state park in Baja California, Mexico was officially approved, providing long-lasting protection for the iconic San Miguel wave alongside 67 hectares of green space
Save The Waves Unveils New Campaign: Protect 1,000 Waves by 2030
This ambitious goal aligns with the larger collective conservation goal of protecting 30% of marine resources by 2030.
Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica Named As Next World Surfing Reserve
Save The Waves is pleased to announce that Playa Hermosa, Garabito, Costa Rica has officially been approved as the next World Surfing Reserve – the first WSR in Central America.
Historic Milestone: 10,000-Acre Sanctuary Approved on Chile’s Central Coast
The Sanctuary encourages the protection of over 10,000 acres located on the central coast of Chile, including Topocalma and Puertocillo.
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Coalition for Cowell's
For the first time in 10 years, Cowell’s Beach was not included on Heal the Bay’s “Beach Bummer” list! This victory is a direct result of dedicated research and hard work by the Cowell’s Working Group led by Save The Waves and the City of Santa Cruz.