Environment

Will #HAZMATsurfing Become Southern California’s Newest Beach Day Craze?

2 min read Aug 11, 2015

Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste are generated by consumers in the United States alone. While some of this waste is recycled, most of it ends up in landfills or out in the environment.

Taking Plastics Out of the Current: How California Surfers are Catching More Than Just Waves

7 min read Aug 11, 2015

The Story Behind the First Surfboard Fins Made From Ocean Waste

2 min read Aug 10, 2015

All’s Good In the Hood: Less-than-Stellar Conditions See Snowboard Camps Thrive

4 min read Aug 10, 2015

The simple fact is that ocean planning provides the best opportunity in a generation to protect special places off our coast.

The Atlantic Coast: Landing the First Punch

2 min read Aug 9, 2015

These are the most dangerous animals in the world. They kill millions each year. And outside the cage, sharks swim peacefully. Photo: Shutterstock

Debunking Shark Myths and Understanding Mick’s “Attack”

1 min read Aug 7, 2015

Three people. That's what SeaWorld's annual attendance is shaping up to be. Photo: Shutterstock

SeaWorld Is Crashing and Burning but What Can We Do With the Whales?

6 min read Aug 6, 2015

Hazmat Cleans Up Linoleic Acid That Washed Ashore in Santa Monica

2 min read Aug 6, 2015

10 Important World Issues You Can Help Solve Through Change.org

8 min read Aug 6, 2015

Federal officials said that it could very well be from the oil spill two months ago.

3 Mile Oil Sheen Found Off Santa Barbara’s Coastline

1 min read Jul 31, 2015

Check Out This Simple Shark Repellent In Action

2 min read Jul 29, 2015

Batten down the hatches, people. We're in for a big one.

CODE RED: We’re in For One of the Biggest El Niños in Recorded History

3 min read Jul 28, 2015

Iceland in 4K is Out of this World

1 min read Jul 25, 2015

Even the Prince of Wales Wants us to Watch Out For Great Whites

2 min read Jul 23, 2015

SeaWorld’s Trying to Earn Your Good Graces and They’re Getting More Heat For It

2 min read Jul 23, 2015