Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies
Surf protection, World Surf Reserves & Case Studies

Editor's Notes

  • #3 Our iconic waves deserve protection     a. the world's best surfing areas are very special and rare (Pipeline, Teahupoo, Jeffery's Bay, Cloud Break, Uluwatu, Mundaka, Trestles,Kirra, to name a few...)     b. many of these places are threatened      c. tehy do not have protected status
  • #4 2. Humans have a history of protecting special places for their unique geography and recreational uses     a. Yellowstone (image) was the world's first true national park (1872)     b. World Heritage sites are a global designation of special site (image: Great Barrier Reef)     c. We believe spots should also have protected status
  • #5 Great Barrier Reef – world heritage site
  • #8 Killer Dana – lost to harbor construction in 1966
  • #11 World Surfing Reserves (WSR)     a. Driven by Save the Waves (small NGO)     b. Modelled after NSR in Australia: http://www.surfingreserves.org/     c. Committee to identify surfing areas / criteria     d. Local support     e. Enshrinement
  • #14 6. Salva Tres Palmas     a. Marine reserve designed to protect a surfing area     b. Legally established based on habitat     c. Management plan / legal protection     d. Expensive & time consuminghttp://www.surfrider.org/rincon
  • #15 7. Malibu     a. Iconic wave: Famous & history high quality wave     b. Birth place of Surfrider Foundation     c. Strong local support: Malibu Surfing Association     d. Enshrinement on Oct. 9th http://www.savethewaves.org/malibu
  • #16 8. Malibu: water quality     a. Malibu's #1 threat: water quality     b. Septics/Sewer     c. Strong coalition     d. Recent victory http://surfriderwlam.org/cleanthebu/
  • #17 8. Malibu: water quality     a. Malibu's #1 threat: water quality     b. Septics/Sewer     c. Strong coalition     d. Recent victory
  • #18 9. What is Surf Protection really?      a. WSR or other protected status     b. Protection of Water Quality     c. Threats from Coastal Development     d. Preserving the Heritage
  • #19 10. Surf Protection Case examples:     Mundaka - Surfrider Europe http://www.ripcurlplanet.com/aid=26.phtml Mundaka Water Quality: http://bit.ly/9GeUj7
  • #20 -Trestles - Surfrider Foundation - USA http://www.surfrider.org/savetrestles/     -Malibu - Surfrider Foundation / Save the Waves / Local Coalition     -Kirra - Surfrider Australia