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BPSA Night surf
Micah Lester aims to light up event

WiLDCOAST Launches Defiende el Mar Radio Show
On June 5, the International Day of the Environment, WiLDCOAST launched its Defiende el Mar (Defend the Ocean) show on Radio Frontera 102.5 FM.

Cornish and Open sponsorship
Europe's greenest festival receives funding

13th Annual Rabbit Kekai classic
Longboard Classic will crown the 2006 ASP Men's Champion

England team kit
Headworx releases official collection

Stewart brothers dominate
Watergate Bay club hold second contest

Naming rights sought
ASP seek new sponsor for Japan event

Not the way to fight border pollution
With one exception, my dawn patrol on a recent Monday on the north side of the Imperial Beach Pier was the same solitary excursion to surf an early season south swell as it has been for the past 29 years. After I caught my first wave, the sweet chemical stench of sewage destroyed the joy that I momentarily felt from a quick tube ride. Wastewater from Tijuana spiked the waters of Imperial Beach, just as it has done for more than 300 days over the past two years.

BPSA toasts Fosters support
Brewer supports BPSA for second year

Academy goes full time
Britain's first O'Neill Academy opens

Winter mission statement
British number one excels in Tahiti

A View from the Coast
My first memory of Imperial Beach is of bodysurfing small, low tide waves at the south end of First Street (now Seacoast Drive). After I emerged from the water, my younger brother Nicky and I wandered over to the sand dunes that lined the beach south of the Boca Rio apartments. As we ran over the dunes, the sight of the winding channels and mudflats of the Tijuana Estuary stunned us. Whooping with delight we jumped into the inviting waters of the Sloughs.

Bajagua's project is not officially recognized
Consensus must be reached, affirms Mexico's State Secretary of Environment

Pollution threatens beaches and economy
Part 1 of a series examining border pollution and sewage treatment solutions.

Wave Hub Project
Beach users show off a Mexican Wave

Call of the Wild Roadshow
SAS outline climate change for surfers

World's most eco-friendly board
Tom Wegener's unglassed Plankton board

Skinner adds British title
English title for Jersey's finest

Focus on Williams
South Devon in Lip Of The Wave

Hargraves to light up night surf
Hargraves leads this years BPSA UK Tour

 
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