Tideline Trash Cleared By Army of Volunteers
Coastal communities unite to remove 25 tonnes of marine litter from UK coastline.
SAS – UK Beaches Need Helping Hands!
Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) is calling on coastal community volunteers to roll up their sleeves in the wake of the winter storms and head down to their nearest Big Spring Beach Clean event, which will be running at over 120 of our beautiful beaches across the UK this 28th, 29th, 30th & 31st March to help tackle the marine litter crisis.
SAS – Big Spring Beach Clean 2014
In the wake of the winter storms that have been battering the UK Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) is calling on coastal communities to volunteer to organise SAS Big Spring Beach Cleans on 28th, 29th, 30th & 31st March to help tackle the marine litter crisis.
SAS Litter Crisis Crowfdunding Appeal
Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) has just launched a Crowdfunding appeal to raise vital funds for its growing marine litter campaigns and to deliver the biggest ever Big Spring Beach Clean initiative involving communities nationwide this March.
19 Million Reasons To Break The Bag Habit
Make breaking the bag habit your New Year’s Resolution
An unbelievable 19 million carrier bags are given out daily in England but as shoppers hit the stores for their post-Christmas bargains, that figure could be even higher in the first few days of the New Year, says the Break the Bag Habit campaign.
Broken Dreams at Bastion Point
Bastion Point, in VIctoria, Australia, has entered the second sad week of witnessing the continued destruction of their beloved home point. After more than 10 years of fighting ill conceived plans for a new breakwater and boat ramp at Bastion Point, bulldozers have begun their task of destroying a national treasure.
What if the Next Wave Never Comes?
The death of surfing – Surfers Against Sewage launches new Protect Our Waves images by Scott Rhea.
Surfrider to appeal Smurfit acquittal
In July 2012 an incident occurred in the paper factory Smurfit Kappa. The prefect authorised the release of blackish water into the ocean via the Wharf de la Salie. On the 2nd September 2013, the Criminal Court of Bordeaux discharged the company responsible for the pollution of water ways in Lacanau, Leyre and Bassin d’Arcachon! Surfrider has decided to appeal this decision so Smurfit can finally be convicted.
