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It’s time for surfers to read the forecast on climate change and do something about it.

Heath Joske has spent the past six years revitalising his family property on South Australia’s arid Eyre Peninsula with a few hard lessons and a lot of hard work.

Big Mineral Mining is tearing up the coastline and restricting access to some of South Africa’s most pristine beaches and waves—and it’s getting way out of hand.

Are the recent advancements in safety equipment and protocols making big-wave lineups more dangerous?

Tapping into the beginner’s mind while teaching his daughter to surf.

Out on the fringes of the Western Pacific, the seas encroach.

Co-author Kim McCoy recounts discovering the mystery of what lies beneath the waves, where ocean and land meet and compete.

Childhood friends, Hayley Talbot and Dan Ross, are determined to save a mighty river.

Building positivity, inspiration and purpose out of a racist encounter in Los Angeles.

This Great Lakes surfer never felt represented in the surf scene, so she created a new surf culture of her own.

Ramón Navarro and Kohl Christensen bring Léa Brassy into the jaws of a Chilean monster.

Seasoned waterman, master woodworker and Patagonia Surf Ambassador Ben Wilkinson channels his skills toward a new environmental calling.

Australia is going down a dead end with its “gas-led recovery”.

Clyde Aikau on why the most culturally significant big-wave event in surfing will always matter.

Welcome to Ian Walsh’s Menehune Mayhem.

The Clarence River flows through the hearts of all those who live along its banks. One afternoon, after a long hiatus of contact, help was humbly sought and lovingly given.

The Fight for the Bight had a clear win over Equinor. It’s vital that we steer clear of complacency and devote extra effort to looking at why we won?

Dave Rastovich and Greg Long log in and discuss the current state of surfing, its cultural and ecological impacts, and where it’s headed.

An exploration of Ireland's waves of consequence. Fifteen years ago, Patch Wilson began traveling to Ireland from his native Cornwall to catch incoming swells.

If you don’t get what you came for, be sure to enjoy the ride.

Filmmaker Mick Waters packed up his young family for a road trip around Australia’s sparse southern coasts. He encountered all sorts of interesting critters… some of whom surfed.