Explore

Surf news in…

Events

Get in touch

Environmental

Welcome to the Environmental section of Wavelength Surf Magazine. Here, we dive into the crucial connection between surfing and sustainability, exploring the challenges facing our oceans and coastlines. From protecting marine ecosystems to spotlighting eco-friendly innovations, this section is your guide to preserving the waves we love for generations to come.

Read

Introducing Wavelength Vol. 265

[Want to get your hands on a copy? Wavelength gets delivered straight to your door either as a single edition or annual subscription. Join up today and claim a new subscriber gift along with plenty of other benefits, including your copy of Wavelength…

By Wavelength

Read

A new narrative with Hugo Tagholm: People want to hear about solutions; they want to hear about hope.

Imagine you are a pressure group who have managed to get your issue to the top of the news agenda. But now you must push home that advantage and turn column inches and public awareness into legislative change. How do…

By Ed Temperley

Read

The Big Sea Documentary Filmmakers Respond To The Surf Industry

Surf Industry Members Association (SIMA) Executive Director Vipe Desai recently responded to The Big Sea documentary, the film linking neoprene production in Louisiana to increased cancer risk of local residents. We reached out to Chris Nelson, the film’s producer, for…

By Ben Mondy

Read

The Surf Industry Responds To The Big Sea Documentary

Surf Industry Members Association (SIMA) Executive Director Vipe Desai on the film linking neoprene production in Louisiana to increased cancer risk. We’ve covered The Big Sea, a documentary that links the production of neoprene (the trade name for chloroprene) in the…

By Ben Mondy

Read

Introducing Vol. 264

[Want to get your hands on a copy? Wavelength gets delivered straight to your door either as a single edition or annual subscription. Our subscription packages include a free gift and along with plenty of other benefits, subscribers get their copies of Wavelength…

By Ben Mondy

Read

Taz Knight On New Feature Film Savage Waters

UK big-wave surfer talks on new surf, sailing, and adventure film that has been racking up awards all over the world. Savage Waters is a 90-minute film that has been scooping awards for best documentary, cinematography, soundtrack, and director at…

By Ben Mondy

Read

The New Manera ALT Range Wetsuits

Premium wetsuit makers, Manera, have just launched the ‘Alt’ range – a brand new collection of Yulex suits, combining natural rubber with recycled jersey to create a set of top-quality cold water wetties, with a massively reduced environmental impact. Several…

By Luke Gartside

Read

Why Should You Meet Mozambique’s First Professional Surfer…?

…Because the 20-year-old is forging a career for himself, paving a way for the next generation, and helping at-risk kids change their lives through surfing. “I don’t want to be the first, and last, Mozambique pro surfer,” Mini Cho tells…

By Ben Mondy

Read

Introducing Vol.263

By Wavelength

Read

Emergency on Planet Shred: Choose Your New Normal

What do you want out of the #newnormal? As you were? Something else? It’s still very early days since the Covid spring, but so far it feels like the major positive changes in the short/medium term might chiefly be ideological…

By Paul Evans

Read

What’s Causing The Deaths of 11 000 Dolphins on French Beaches?

Wavelength Community Radio (WLCR) is a brand new podcast featuring interviews and insights from some of the characters that make up our surf and coastal communities. For the first episode, we visited the Sea Shepherd vessel Sam Simon in La…

By Paul Evans

Read

False Dawn Patrol: The #FightForTheBight

Did your News Feed light up last week with a multitude of surf folk celebrating Equinor’s announcement not to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight? Kudos to those behind an excellent campaign for their efforts, and their success.…

By Paul Evans

Subscribe to Wavelength

Helping to sustain and grow the independent network of surfers, photographers, writers, and videographers across the UK and Europe.

Subscribe Today