Global Wave Conference

The most ambitious and impactful enviro-surf conference to date. The Global Wave Conference will be heading to the UK this October with an incredible line up of speakers.

The Global Wave Conference (GWC) is an international event bringing together the world’s leading enviro-surf NGOs, academics, oceanographers, environmentalists, grassroots activists, surfers, politicians, the surf industry and coastal communities. The key focus of the conference is the protection of unique and irreplaceable surf spots worldwide. However, the event increasingly covers a broader range of marine conservation, health and sustainability themes connected to natural surfing heritage and the surf industry.
Read more on globalwaveconference.org

14.01.17

LET MY PEOPLE GO SURFING

Vi fortsätter att fylla på webbshopen...

14.01.26

Another perspective

Testing the Patagonia PSI Vest with Swedish Sea Rescue.

16.06.09

Surfzilla

Japan might destroy three of its most iconic waves for the 2020 Olympics. True to its cause the San Sebastian Surffilmfestibal is back and will once again initiate debates and reflections.

16.12.13

PENÍNSULA MITRE

A Forgotten Land

Photo by Gauchos del Mar

The Gauchos del Mar brothers perform an unprecedented expedition by foot with 35kgs+ on their backs during 53 days on the easternmost tip of Tierra del Fuego Province, a pristine area where no one lives.

17.01.28

The North American Paddle at ISPO Cold Water Surf

Casey and Ryan Higginbotham are twin brothers, California State Lifeguards, endurance athletes, and surfers. In a search to find true adventure, explore, and raise awareness to protect Americas Pacific coast they set out on a 2,200 mile prone paddle from southern Alaska to the US-Mexico Border...

17.06.24

The Plastic Project

The Plastic Project is entering its fifth year and is going from strength to strength. After spending ten years working on a surf magazine as well as being a freelance surf photographer, Tim Nunn came to a decision. He could no longer keep going to some of the remotest coastlines of the world without speaking out about the catastrophic pollution that was affecting them.

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