The Avasol Blog
This article was picked up from Word Magazine and written by Rachel Fadel. Josie Yon, a third-year at UCSB and avid surfer, paddles towards an incoming wave at Sands. She’s closest to the peak, so she has priority, but another...
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As surfers and ocean lovers, it is our Kuleana, or our duty, to be stewards and give back to the places we love. At Avasol, supporting ocean conservation through nonprofits like Sea Trees is at the center of our mission. For the month of September, for every Avasol product sold, we will restore 1 square foot of watershed in Maui, Hawaii. Stock up on Avasol this month and know your dollars are having a real impact!
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In honor of World Ocean's Month, we're highlighting a tradition that was historically used to explore the world's oceans and has naturally brought communities together around the globe. We asked Annie Lovell, Member of the Santa Barbara Outrigger Canoe Club, to share her knowledge about the sport's history and its influence on ocean communities, then and now.
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Liz Clark is a sailing surfer, writer, and activist. Liz has sailed over 20,000 miles, living one with nature and the ocean via her sustainable lifestyle at sea, and inspiring others to do the same through her literary and non-profit work. In honor of Women’s History Month, we wanted to feature Liz for her unparalleled achievements as a sailor and environmental activist. We sat down with Liz to delve into her story a little deeper. Read on to learn more about Liz and her remarkable story!
A bold adventurer takes on endless sea, paddling in pursuit of ecological awareness and self growth. Sean Jansen tells a deeply compelling story of his battles against the obstacles of both his inner and outer landscapes as he solo-paddles the Baja Peninsula’s 2,500 mile-long Sea of Cortez.
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