
Representatives from All 12 World Surfing Reserves Convene at Coalition Summit
The Coalition Summit held in Santa Cruz on June 7 through June 9 was a historic event for Save The
The Coalition Summit held in Santa Cruz on June 7 through June 9 was a historic event for Save The
Guarda do Embau, the ninth World Surfing Reserve, has continued to work diligently towards the long-term protection of the most
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.
The search for the next World Surfing Reserve begins! Save The Waves has once again opened the application window and started the process to select the 13th WSR.
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.
Since the announcement of North Devon U.K. as the next World Surfing Reserve in April of 2022, the Local Stewardship
Save The Waves and the World Surfing Reserve believe that a different approach should be considered in order to protect surf resources.
For the third consecutive year, Cowell Beach is not included on Heal the Bay’s “Beach Bummer” list.
“Our community is as strong as our wave.” How do you preserve one the of premiere Costa Rican surf breaks and its local wildlife?
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