Let’s Keep It Clean
Following the recent release of Surfrider Foundation’s latest Beach Cleanup Report, Jake Howard this week highlights some of the key ...
Tag: clean oceans
Surfrider Report Shows Plastic Waste Continues to Dominate Beach Cleanups
Ahead of July 5, otherwise known as “The Dirtiest Beach Day of the Year,” the Surfrider Foundation issued its 2021 ...
Climate Education: Plant the Sea?
Marine biologist and conservation photographer Julianne Steers authors the latest Climate Education column, in which she outlines the role that ...
Leave Nothing but Footprints in the Sand
How much does sustainability factor into your surf life? By Jake Howard It was Chief Seattle, leader of the Pacific ...
Editor’s Pick: 18th Annual Earth Day Festival
SATURDAY, APRIL 23 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. The City of San Clemente and the Watershed Task Force will host this ...
Mystery at Sea: Source of Oil Spill off San Clemente Island Remains Unidentified
By Eryka Forquer With the source of an oil spill off San Clemente Island reported by the captain of a ...
Annual Beach Report Shows Water Quality Improvements at San Clemente Pier
By Shawn Raymundo After appearing on Heal the Bay’s collection of California’s most polluted beaches three of the previous five ...
Council to Vote on Resolution Reorganizing Committees on Homelessness, Coastal Advisory
By Shawn Raymundo In the spring of 2020, a city-initiated voter survey found that the most important issue residents wanted ...
Surfrider to Host Webinar on Ocean Friendly Restaurants
By Eryka Forquer In its efforts to reduce plastic waste and promote ocean sustainability, Surfrider Foundation is scheduled to hold ...
Saving Our Oceans Shouldn’t Be a Political Issue
Making a difference on environmental issues will fall to citizens' shoulders By Jake Howard Less than two weeks in office, ...
Keeping It Clean: City’s Survey Reveals Voters Are Split on Clean Ocean Funding
By Shawn Raymundo This past spring, a city-initiated survey of likely voters in San Clemente found that more than 43% ...
Coastal Cleanup Day Transitions into Monthlong Volunteer Effort Amid Pandemic
By Shawn Raymundo This Saturday, Sept. 18, would have represented the annual Coastal Cleanup Day, when thousands of volunteers up ...
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