Rasta Collection
Surfers for Cetaceans is committed to activating ocean-minded people everywhere to support the conservation and protection of whales, dolphins and marine life. It's through compassion, awareness, education, media and dedicated interventions that we will accomplish this goal. We seek to be a human voice for and defender of cetaceans worldwide. S4C and Billabong have teamed up to create this great new line of organic tees and recycled surf trunks. Check them out today!
Transparent Sea
For sixty million years the largest brains on earth have swam and surfed harmoniously within the ocean. Today, industrialized man threatens the future of our oceans, whales and dolphins via commercial fishing, domestic, industrial and acoustic pollution, and direct kills. The Transparent Sea voyage expresses the surfing worlds desire to surf with cetaceans in an ocean that is clean, clear, and protected.
Minds In The Water
Minds in the Water documents the journey of traveling professional surfer Dave Rastovich, from an ocean minded admirer to an ocean activist.
Through the charismatic journey of Dave's life witness an adventure spanning the globe from Australia and the Galapagos to Tonga, Alaska and Japan.
Visual Petition
The Visual Petition is a powerful statement to the world declaring that surfers, as a global culture, will no longer stand by and let our ocean kin be murdered. Whales and Dolphins are revered by surfers and ocean lovers all over the world, though a minority of humans are intent on wiping out these masters of the ocean.
Chile Tour 08 - El Mar Mi Alma
In the lead up to the 2008 IWC meeting in Santiago S4C travelled to Chile to share information on the sustainable and lucrative business of Whale/Dolphin Watch tours that could be adopted in Chile in the same manner as S4C's hometown of Byron Bay.
Baleia Atlantica
Thanks to the amazing generosity of the surfing community and industry, S4C has enough support to attend this meeting and then also venture further into the issue of whaling and carry on our efforts directly after the IWC. Our team is traveling out to the Azores Islands to document the success story of whalers turn whale watchers who made the decision to switch trades before all the whales were killed. The locals are enjoying a booming tourism trade that is positively affecting the whole community in the islands.
We'll be surfing, painting murals, meeting with school children, community elders, ex whalers, conservationists and local surfers with the intention of documenting the story of the successful evolution of the whaling industry which had the vision to end their bloody trade and start fresh with sustainable and peaceful whale watch businesses.
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