The Government has recently announced plans to allow deep sea drilling off the West Coast of Auckland, so we’re ramping up the next phase of our campaign.

Just imagine an oil spill washing up on our iconic West Coast beaches like Piha.

THE SURFBREAK PROTECTION SOCIETY, AS PART OF THE GLOBAL COALITION OF WAVE PROTECTION NGOS, IS JOINING SAS IN CALLING FOR 100,000 SIGNATURES TO PROTECT SURFING WAVES

An Otago Regional Council Hearing will begin on May the 6th for the continued depositing of dredge material at two sites, one at Aramoana Beach, the other at Heywards Point in the swell corridors of Aramoana and karitane and Muderers surfbreaks. SPS are concerned that DoC is taking a neutral stance on the consent application while effects are uncertain

KASM and SPS have jointly released a press statement regarding The Government proposed amendments to the Crown Minerals (Permitting and Crown Land) Bill.

Surf Life Saving New Zealand are gathering information on how many people surfers actually save in a year, here is your chance to contribute to this study

Over the last 5 years, Surfbreak Protection Society (SPS) has worked to ensure changes in NZ Coastal Policies protect our iconic surfbreaks across NZ. The challenge ahead is to ensure that the protection status is monitored – give us a helping hand.