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The 2011 Surfrider Challenge at The Waterman’s Challenge!
presented by The Cocoa Beach Surf Museum and the Cocoa Beach Chapter of Surfrider Foundation The Cocoa… [more]
Suncoast “Raptoberfest” October 11th Meeting
Please come out and support Suncoast Surfrider Foundation for "Bring a Friend!" month. Surfrider meetings… [more]
Contest #5 Winner – Amanda Trail
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Upham Beach Geotubes: The Science Has Arrived!
Suncoast Surfrider Chapter data shows the groin’s “claimed” success is flawed February 18 -Pinellas… [more]
Contest #3 Winner – Melissa M. Morris
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Contest #2 Winner – Russel Drevitson
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Chapter News
November 12th Plastic Clean-Up! St Pete Beach…
October 29, 2011 Leave a Comment
Have you been looking for a way to make a true dent in the amount of plastic that has been showing up on our beautiful beaches? Here is your chance! We are collecting data from the November 12th clean-up (details on upcoming events). Our goal is to compare the amount and types of plastics we find on beaches with resorts, restaurants, and snack shacks, compared to beaches that do not have as many of the aforementioned. Once the data is collected we plan on bringing the data gathered to those that share liability to help us come up with a solution. There are many ways beach-side businesses can help us reduce the trash tremendously and at the very least, use products that if littered will break down “relatively” quickly.
Make a difference! Come on out and support our campaign. You can make a difference by helping us clean the beach at a time when you can find something made of plastic every 3 steps (at least that’s what I found at the clean-up on October23rd on Treasure Island).
