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Love Your Beach Tour: SoCal

2 months ago | surfrider.org | Jennifer Savage

Surfrider’s first-of-its-kind Love Your Beach Tour is well underway! The San Diego to Humboldt County road trip has seen incredible support from the first five stops — Imperial Beach, Newport Beach, Los Angeles, Ventura, and Santa Barbara. The premise is simple: Visit coastal communities in the Golden State to seek support for the Coastal Act, signed into law in 1976.
Ocean Friendly Hotel Spotlight: Lido House

Mar 10, 2025 | surfrider.org

The Surfrider Foundation just launched the Ocean Friendly Hotels Program! To celebrate, The North OC Chapter connected with Katy Challenger, Complex Director of Marketing for Lido House to hear about their ocean-friendly practices and why they joined the new program.
The Impacts of LA’s Wildfires on Our Beaches

Jan 30, 2025 | surfrider.org | Eugenia Ermacora

swim advisories are issued at LA area beaches following the wildfires and rain over weekend.
Surfrider Applauds the Biden Administration for Protecting U.S. Coasts From New Offshore Oil Drilling

Jan 6, 2025 | surfrider.org | Pete Stauffer

Surfrider celebrates President Biden’s historic action to permanently withdraw the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, Eastern Gulf of Mexico, and parts of the Northern Bering Sea from future offshore drilling. On January 6, President Biden announced the withdrawal of the entire U.S. East Coast, the eastern Gulf of Mexico, the Pacific off the coasts of Washington, Oregon, and California, and additional portions of the Northern Bering Sea in Alaska from future oil and gas leasing.
Communities Unite in Call to Heal Our Coast

Nov 19, 2024 | surfrider.org | Sarah Davidson

Photo: Nanzi MuroWhile elected officials celebrate the launch of construction at the International Treatment Plant adjacent to the US-Mexico border, communities from across San Diego County and beyond come together to demand a more immediate response to the public health emergency in the Tijuana River Watershed. As severely toxic transboundary pollution continues to increase in the San Diego-Tijuana international region, so too does the momentum in the burgeoning social movement demanding change.
Join Surfrider in Celebrating National Marine Sanctuary Day

Oct 16, 2024 | surfrider.org | Pete Stauffer

National Marine Sanctuary Day is October 23! Here’s why sanctuaries matter and how we can strengthen them. On October 23, 1972, the United States launched a new era of ocean conservation with the enactment of the National Marine Sanctuaries Act. This landmark federal law provides for the creation and management of National Marine Sanctuaries to help conserve special ocean and Great Lakes places along with the recreational, cultural, and historical resources they provide.
The Climate Problem is a Plastics Problem

Sep 26, 2024 | surfrider.org | Jennifer Savage

With the inaugural Los Angeles Climate Week wrapped up and the annual Climate Week NYC happening this week, we thought this would be a great time to remind everyone about an oft-overlooked truth: Solving the climate crisis requires a massive reduction in plastic production and the elimination of needless single-use plastics. The greenhouse gas connectionPlastic is made from crude oil and natural gas.
'Enough Plastic Trash to Fill Central Park"

Sep 5, 2024 | surfrider.org | Jennifer Savage

Every single day, plastic pollution makes the news. Sometimes the topic is a new place on the planet where microplastics have been discovered for the first time. Sometimes, we learn about where in the human body microplastics have been found. At this rate, we’re running out of locations and organs free of microplastics – in fact, it’s likely we already have.
New Hope for U.S. Leadership on Global Plastics Treaty

Aug 19, 2024 | surfrider.org | Jennifer Savage

In unexpected-but-welcome news last week, a potential global solution to the plastic pollution problem received a big boost from a surprising source: the United States government.
San Luis Obispo Chapter Launches New Pollution Source Tracking Study

Aug 16, 2024 | surfrider.org | Bill Hickman

This year the Surfrider SLO Chapter Blue Water Task for has been spotlighted in the news a few times to cover our volunteer-led water testing program. Recently, KSBY ran this 'Whose waste is in the creek?' story:Earlier this year, Surfrider SLO made national news as part of Surfrider's 2023 Clean Water Report. The report highlighted San Luis Creek Mouth as a 'Priority Blue Water Task Force Beach' where water quality conditions could be putting public health at risk.