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This past winter season, in particular, lamentations echoed loudly across the surf world with regards to overcrowding at the world’s most dangerous wave: Pipeline.This past winter season, the North Shore of Oahu bore witness to a growing concern that has long simmered beneath the surface of the surf community: overcrowding at Pipeline. Known globally as…

Sewage was discharged over half a million times into UK waters in 2024, for around 4.7 million hoursIn 2024, the United Kingdom witnessed an alarming surge in sewage discharges into its rivers, lakes, and coastal waters, with over 580,000 recorded incidents spanning approximately 4.7 million hours. This staggering figure, released by the Environment Agency, underscores…

More than 90 adaptive surfers from around the world are making waves this week at Queen’s Surf Break in Waikiki. From visually impaired champions to a quadruple amputee standing tall on prosthetic legs, the event showcases not just elite athleticism, but a powerful sense of ohana. With cultural programming, a documentary film premiere, and competition…

The seventh stop of the World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour, Western Australia Margaret River Pro, is just around the corner. Athletes are preparing to taNestled along the rugged coastline of Western Australia, Margaret River stands as one of the most iconic and challenging stops on the World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour. As the…

Tributes flow for pioneering surf champion hailing from Coolangatta, Australia.Synopsys: A wave of heartfelt tributes has swept across the global surfing community following the passing of a legendary figure from Coolangatta, Australia. Revered for his fearless style and trailblazing achievements, this pioneering surf champion inspired generations both in and out of the water. Dive into…

As the second anniversary of the Maui wildfires nears, the Maui high school surfing season wrapped up this month at Lahaina Harbor.The final swell of the Maui high school surfing season rolled in this month at Lahaina Harbor, marking a poignant moment for the community as the second anniversary of the devastating wildfires approaches. The…

Surfrider Foundation Canada just launched a program that will definitely help stem the tide of old surf gear ending up in the landfill: The ReSurf Program.In an effort to combat the growing environmental impact of discarded surf equipment, Surfrider Foundation Canada has introduced an innovative initiative aimed at reducing waste and promoting sustainability within the…

Surfing museum rarely seen in San Clemente warehouse moves to downtown Laguna Beach.Tucked away for years in a nondescript San Clemente warehouse, one of Southern California’s most unique and historically rich surfing museums is finally stepping into the spotlight. The museum, which houses an extraordinary collection of vintage surfboards, memorabilia, and rare photographs chronicling the…

Architect and avid surfer William Duncanson has a dream—the Neptune Beach Surf Club, a proposed surf pool on the land near the Encinal Boat Ramp. Jean Chen chats with Duncanson and shares what we know so far. Learn more and give feedback at a community meeting on May 17 or with an online survey.Architect and…

Relocation of SHACC brings the world’s premier Surf Heritage Museum to Laguna Beach By DIANNE RUSSELL Photos by Mary Hurlbut In a staggering collaboration of Laguna legends, SHACC Board Members Mark Christy, Jeff Alter, Greg MacGillivray, Paul Naude and Dick Metz, along with fellow board members Patti Paniccia, Randy Hild, Laguna’s Dan McInerny and Royce…