Flora and Catherine founders of SOLA, a surf brand focused on sustainability and style.

SWA is an all-inclusive surf and yoga retreat for adventurous women to support and inspire each other in surfing and in life.

Ceibo is a feature length film, made by an all female cast and crew filmed in Ecuador through an Ecofeminism lens.

The story of a rideable wave starts out at sea with a low-pressure system causing the atmosphere to rumble, lightning to strike, and wind

Crochet Coral Reef : Crafting Community and Conservation, One Stitch at a Time, began in 2005 by,Australian sisters Margaret Wetheim.

WHITE HORSES follows surfer Emily Grimes on a self-reflective journey along Scotland's northern coast, riding horseback in pursuit of waves.

Psychedelic Honey is made with only biodegradable fabrics and only in CA.

Art lover and creative thinker Abby is the founder of SURF GEMS

Hope Bryson is CHANDLER (Candle Maker) from Oakland., CA. "I have always loved the alchemy of candles.

Women Making Waves is a “soulful celebration of the sisterhood of female surfing. It tells the stories of 29 women from around the world.

Inspired by The Curve of Time, my three closest friends and I have spent the last two months following Blanchet’s century-old journey

SURF WAX! Chances are you’ve heard of it if you’re in the surf community. Surfers put a layer of wax on their boards to help them not...

Jessica Thorton Murphy, founder of Plunge Towels, just celebrated two year anniversary of her company, started 2020 during the pandemic.

Earth Charter drafted for over a decade in the 1990s and involved people from all over the world. It launched in 2000.

The Art of Cooking: A radical act of love for the Planet. Food is a way to travel, spices know no boundaries.

Wetsuits! Whether you’re surfing in freezing waters or the warm tropics, chances are you’ve worn one. Traditionally wetsuits are made...

LEATHER is considered to be one of the oldest and most useful materials to mankind. Our ancestors used every part of their kill,...

Tie-dyeing some of your old clothes or thrift items is a super-easy way to give them a new life! If some of your clothes have stains or you just don't wear them anymore try plant dyeing them with some of your friends. It's a lot more simple than you might think and you most likely have everything you need at home already. LET'S GET STARTED Thrift or reuse an old shirt that you have! - stole mine from my dad Soak it for at least an hour in some kind of mordant/fixative. This

How much of a SAY does GEN-Z really have in inspiring corporations to become sustainable? Voiz is a sustainability rating platform influenced by the voices of college students. Empowering change for the better, Voiz students are trained with an eight-week sustainability analysis course and learn everything they need to know about sustainability, from product development to ethical sourcing and environmental philosophy. Interviewing companies and learning about their sustainab

Coral reefs in Mbonege beach, Honiara, Solomon Islands. Photo by Sharon Suri, 2013 SUNSCREEN! Whether you’re out at the beach every day or landlocked, it’s a crucial part of protecting your skin from the harmful UV rays of the sun. However, many sunscreen brands today are not taking into account the chemicals that are in their ingredients, which can be bad for both our health and that of the ocean. Luckily there are more and more companies today that are becoming more eco-con

"ALLOW THIS MOMENT" Ashley Lloyd Thompson has made a commitment to creating and shaping surfboards with sustainable materials. The materials she currently uses include bio-based epoxy resin made by Entropy Resins but was introduced to shaping with conventional foam, fiberglass, and polyester resin. "All of Ashley's boards are ECOboard verified through Sustainable Surf Organization . For a Gold Level Verified board, you can use post-consumer EPS (expanded polystyrene) f

West of Amsterdam is De Stadsgroenteboer, which in English translates to “The Urban Green Grocer'' . In 2019 Lisa Fellmann along with four friends began a small-scale farm with the goal of building a community around food. Lisa was kind enough to let me come and have a look at her farm in January. We talked about her role as an urban farmer and her path to get there. I feel lucky to have visited her farm and have gotten a glimpse into the possibilities of growing food within

DIY Changing Towel and Board Bag Tutorial Board bags and changing towels can be super expensive. On the other hand, when they’re dirt cheap, you can probably assume that the people making them were not given fair wages or ethical working conditions. So if you don’t have the cash to buy from the most sustainable brand and you don’t want to support unethical companies, here’s how you can make your own - using second-hand materials! I promise it’s way easier than you think. I a