Plastic problem extends to Atlantic
You will have read about the Pacific Ocean Rubbish patch in Sizing up the Gyre, but now scientists have found a similar phenomena occurring in the Atlantic Ocean.
Howard Swanwick
Freakout, Celtic Style
A montage of surf songs, mixed into a world of pop vision I don’t get. Words escape me. Compulsory viewing for all ASP riders.
Surfers urged to take part in MCZs
Surfers have until Autumn 2010 to come forward and share their information and observations about the areas of sea they use, so that leisure interests can be taken into account in the planning of new Marine Conservation Zones (MCZs).
Sunrise Point, Japan under threat
Adding tetrapods to the ocean is a controversial method of protecting coastline and coastal structures. But in Japan, the surfers are about to lose another wave.
Soundings by Save the Waves Coalition
Sea Shepherd’s Paul Watson and Dave Rastovich have produced a short film focussing on the life of a surfer and activist, and what it means to be fighting hard for conservation.
A quiver approach
Purveyor of fine surf films Chris Preston shares the contents of his shed with us, pulling out a few foam gems and some unexpected items.
Clare Rojas at Ikon Gallery
The American born artist, married to Barry McGee of Adidas/Chinese controversy, is holding an exhibition in the UK until 21st March at Ikon in Birmingham.
Ocean acidification
Thought global warming just affected your ability to surf your local break? Think again. One of the biggest problems with global warming is not just sea levels rising, but the ph levels changing radically. Sigourney Weaver explains all…
Malakye interviews Joe Conway
North American Edition Editor Joe Conway was interviewed by Malakye.com, the action sports industry career news wire.
Initiatives Océans
Copenhagen’s dramatic failure to reach any sort of conclusion hasn’t weakened the will of Surfrider to promote environmental concern for everyone. Planning for 2010′s Initiatives Océans is under way already, with the event taking place on the 18th, 19th, 20th, and 21st of March.
