The Surfrider Foundation is a non-profit environmental organization dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world’s oceans, waves and beaches for all people, through conservation, activism, research and education.

Surfrider Foundation now has over 600,000 members in the USA; in addition, International Surfrider Foundation chapters and affiliates have been established in many foreign countries including the Surfrider Foundation Europe (with ongoing programs and Chapters in France, Germany, Spain, Portugal and Italy) as well as Japan, Brazil, and Australia.

Speak Out About Offshore Drilling!  

The Trump Administration plans to open the Atlantic, Pacific, Eastern Gulf, and Arctic to new offshore oil drilling. Offshore drilling is a dirty and destructive business that will harm our ocean and coastal communities.

We are witnessing the largest assault on our ocean in American History.

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WHAT'S HAPPENING IN APRIL 2020:

Surfrider Foundation Programs

The Surfrider Foundation’s greatest strength is our grassroots, community-based focus and our ability to act as local activists for the protection of the coast. Click below to learn more about the Huntington/Seal Beach Chapter’s programs.

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MAKING NEWS!

8:00am - 12:00pm

Brookhurst St. State Beach

*Free parking, mention cleanup to gatekeeper  

BOARD

MEETING

THURS APR. 9th

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Take a photo of your postcard to show your opposition for new offshore oil drilling. Be sure to upload your photo to social media and use the hashtag #DefendOurCoasts.

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More info at Surfrider.org

YEARS OF CLEANUP RESULTS & PHOTO GALLERIES

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After storms, Seal Beach looks like a landfill blanketed with trash - OC Register

Shopping carts, furniture, baby strollers, suitcases and orange cones were some of the bigger pieces of trash strewn on the sand with countless plastic bottles, baby diapers, and bits of Styrofoam mixed in with tree branches and twigs.

Pam Conti, a school teacher who regularly does water-quality testing at Doheny State Beach with her class, posted video on social media showing...

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Trash brought in from storm drains along the San Gabriel River can be seen up and down the beach, even after a tractor had apparently tried to clean up by pushing a large amount of garbage into a pile.

The mouth of the river opens into the ocean, allowing products like strollers, baby diapers, syringes and furniture to wash up on shore, Tony Soriano with  Surfrider Foundation said.

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Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG

Trash is seen along Seal Beach on Feb. 5, 2019. (Credit: KTLA)

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Photo by Kevin SullivanOrange County Register/SCNG

6:00pm - 8:00pm

The Secret Spot

17204 PCH, Huntington Beach (92649)

Baby Diapers, Syringes and Furniture Wash up on SoCal Beaches After Storm, Advocacy Group Says - KTLA 5 News

SAT APR. 4th

BEACH

CLEANUP

8:45am - 10:00am

Huntington Harbor Boat Rentals

16732 PCH., Sunset Beach, CA

Requires Advanced Kayak Reservation -- Please email Shane Coons at Shane.Coons@seclawoffices.com 

SUN APR. 5th

HARBOR CLEANUP

*Questions, please email Richard at beachcleanups@hsb.surfrider.org

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Huntington Beach Art Contest

City Hall, Huntington Beach, CA

SAT APR. 30th

SPECIAL

EVENT

Join in the Huntington Beach Art Contest "20/20... Perfect Vision for a Sustainable Future", where 10 selected Artists will receive swag bags from sponsors and be recognized at an upcoming City Council Meeting!

*For more info please contact KC at education@hsb.surfrider.org

8:00am - 12:00pm

13th Annual Ohana Day

Seal Beach Pier, CA 

SAT APR. 11th

SPECIAL

EVENT