The Challenge is on again 🙂 Surfrider Foundation Eco Challenge Gold Coast 2015 organiser Greg Howell has been praying all year to Huey the surf god to be kind to him for this year’s event. At last year’s inaugural Eco Challenge Huey was in a bad mood for some reason, and he sent the Gold […]
How much fun are festivals!
Do you enjoy a good festival? So, how much fun are festivals? The Surfrider Foundation Eco Challenge Sunshine Coast event was enjoyed by all who attended and the word going around was “Is this going to be an annual event, I hope so, it has everything that makes a family fun day at the beach” […]
Divert event waste
It just goes to show, if there’s a will there’s a way 🙂 Our will was to divert event waste up to 80% from our waste stream away from landfill as possible. And thanks to Waste to Resource event waste specialists we accomplished an enormous 93% at our first attempt during the Surfrider Foundation Eco […]
A Stellar Green Event
The dust is settling and the swell dropped away after a stellar green event at the Surfrider Foundation Eco Challenge Sunshine Coast. I’m absolutely gobsmacked formulating a list of people, businesses and organisations that came together to make this event a reality and at the end of this blog I’ll mention them all. It is […]
Surfrider Foundation Eco Challenge Sunshine Coast
Each year, 6.4 million tonnes of rubbish is dumped into our oceans. It is estimated that there are 46,000 pieces of plastic in every square mile of our oceans and over 100,000 marine creatures die each year from plastic ingestion or entanglement. It’s alarming statistics like these that motivate the Surfrider Foundation to continue advocating, […]
The Roots of Surfing
Surfing is a worldwide sport that serves as a passion and way of life for millions. Technology continues to redefine the limits of this ancient sport, as people surf waves that were once seen “impossible” to ride. With growing numbers of surfers, riding diversified boards, in a variety of conditions, the approach to wave riding […]
Aiming for zero waste
Events aiming for zero waste by instigating management procedures will reduce costs and waste to landfill. Local governments should be falling all over implementing sustainable event management practices which will take pressure off their landfills. Large events that go on for days or weeks generate many tons of toxic waste, yes toxic. Every item of […]
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