Surfing News June 2008

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THURSDAY, 26 JUNE 2008
	ESA Georgia Surf Contest to be Held this Weekend
	This Saturday, June 28 - Sign Up 10:30 a.m. Get there early. Last Saturday, the parking lot was full by 9:30-10:00 a.m. Don't forget to bring your change to the contest on Saturday for the Surfers Healing Camp for Autistic Children Change Drive. You can also throw some in the jar at Underground Boardworks and the Atlantic Beacon Gallery. Jim has already filled his up once at Underground.... Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 25 JUNE 2008
	Summer Surf Films at Surfing Heritage Foundation
	The Surfing Heritage Foundation will be hosting their outdoor Summer Surf Film Series 2008 presented by Rainbow Sandals. The screenings will be held at the Foundation's cultural heritage facility located in San Clemente. All films featured in this year's series are either; World, U.S., or West Coast Premieres, with special guests on hand at each screening. Friday, July 18th, the series opener Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 24 JUNE 2008
	Second Annual SEA Paddle NYC Slated for Aug. 18
	New York, NY - Last August, history was made on the waterways surrounding New York City when Surfers' Environmental Alliance organized a group of over 50 surfers, including several professional surfing legends, to paddle 28 miles around NYC in the name of autism awareness and coastal preservation. The inaugural event, called SEA Paddle NYC, drew international attention and, in conjunction with the Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 18 JUNE 2008
	International Surfing Day Gets Challenging
	Grab your surfboards and get creative. The Surfrider Foundation and SURFING Magazine unveiled the International Surfing Day (ISD) "challenges" that will take place on Friday, June 20. The ISD "challenges" will allow the public to compete for prizes in a wide spectrum of activities ranging from beach cleanups to filmmaking, to art and surf contests. "Challenges" and prizes are sponsored this y Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 17 JUNE 2008
	Go Green & Be Active with Wight Waters
	Sailing, kayaking, and surfing breaks on the Isle of Wight are ideal for those who are looking for a thrilling holiday by the sea, without increasing their carbon footprint. With alarm bells ringing over climate change, consumers are looking at their lifestyles to see how they can reduce their impact on the environment. With air travel seen as one of the fastest growing causes of global warmi Read Full Story
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