As we head into the mid-way point of our 2023 WSL Championship Tour season, we are taking a moment to look back on all of the incredible work we have accomplished so far this year in partnership with our 2023 grantee organizations and community partners across the globe.
- Billabong Pro Pipeline: Over 1 acre of invasive species removed and 100 native plants established
- Hurley Pro Sunset Beach: Planted 40 native plant species and site prepped for future compost machine
- MEO Pro Portugal: Over 60 community members educated on the benefits of kelp ecosystems and 6 kelp tree structures created
- Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach: 300 square meters of invasive species removed to prevent coastal erosion
- Western Australia Margaret River Pro: 300 native plants established in coastal rehabilitation area to prevent coastal erosion
Show us what you are doing to protect our one ocean by posting on social media with the hashtag #WSLOneOcean and tagging @WSL and @WSLOneOcean in your posts.
Thank you to the athletes, partners, community members, and WSL staff who have come out to support!
North Shore Community Land Trust, Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation, Kōkua Learning Farm, Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii, Hope Zones Foundation, SeaForester, Peniche Surfing Clube, Monitoramento Mirim Costeiro, Jan Juc Coast Action, Wadawurrung Traditional Owners, Surf Coast Shire, Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority, Nature Conservation Margaret River Region, Great Southern Reef, Tangaroa Blue Foundation, Undalup Association.
WSL One Ocean is made possible through the support of global WSL One Ocean commercial partners SHISEIDO, YETI and AB InBev as well as regional partners such as Mananalu Water and Hydralyte.