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10 • 13 • 2020

Surfrider Report Finds States Hit Hardest by Extreme Weather and Climate Change are Least Prepared

By Stefanie Sekich-Quinn

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Beach Access Posts

09.01.20 COVID Summer: More People, More Plastic, More Problems for our Coasts

08.17.20 Beach Access During COVID-19: Know Your Rights

07.22.20 Keeping Malibu’s Beaches Open for Public Access

07.22.20 California State Parks Tackles Off Highway Vehicle Symptoms Rather Than Root Problem

06.17.20 Confronting Racial Inequity in Beach Access

05.19.20 Expert Panel Provides Guidance for Beach Access During COVID-19

05.07.20 Safe Recreation At the Beach

04.24.20 Looking ahead: When and how to safely open beaches and surfing?

04.07.20 Surfing and Beach Access during the peak of COVID-19

02.11.20 A Golden State Update Via ‘Protect & Enjoy’ – Surfrider’s California Coast and Ocean Policy Podcast

01.06.20 California Agencies Sue to Definitively Open Martins Beach

12.30.19 Surfrider’s New Year’s Resolution: Let’s Protect Our Coasts in 2020

12.10.19 2019 Year in Review: Surfrider Wins 97 Coastal Victories!

10.04.19 Maine Law Court Upholds Win for Beach Access at Goose Rocks Beach

06.26.19 Is Surfing protected under the Public Trust Doctrine?

05.30.19 NJ Access Bill Passes After Years of Work

05.18.19 Surfrider San Diego Chapter Fights Harmful Coastal Armoring in the Lindstrom Litigation

05.15.19 Highest Court in Maine Hears Arguments in Goose Rocks Beach Access Case