Across the world, over 400,000 surfboards are created each year. A majority of these surfboards are made with highly toxic, non-reusable materials that end up in landfills and natural waterways. Join me on a journey of enlightenment in hopes of discovering how we surfers can minimize our harmful impact on the planet.
This Film Explores How Surfboards End Up in Landfills and What We Can Do About It
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