Along with other Surfrider Foundation chapters around the world the Central Texas Chapter celebrated International Surfing Day by doing a “beach” cleanup. On June 19 we gathered at our usual spot to clean up Barton Creek from below Barton Springs pool down to Town Lake. You can view our photo gallery here.
The Barefoot Wine Beach Rescue Project, now in its fifth year, helps keep beaches, rivers and lakes across America “barefoot friendly.” In 2011, Barefoot Wine and the Surfrider Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to protection and enjoyment of the world’s oceans, waves and beaches, along with community volunteers, are embarking on a tour of...
The Central Texas Surfriders were out in force for the Texas General Land Office (GLO) sponsored beach cleanup on Saturday, April 30, 2011. The report from the field workers is that trash in the range of 300 to 400 pounds was picked up in a 30 mph gentle sea breeze. The Central Texas chapter...
The Texas General Land Office (GLO) is sponsoring beach cleanups all along the Texas coast on Saturday, September 25, 2010. The cleanups will take place 9:00 a.m. – Noon . The Central Texas Surfrider Chapter has adopted 1 mile stretch from the north camping bollards (posts) north into the park (Mustang Island). Contact Nick...
The expression session is now open. View our past contest event in 2007 here. Let your artistic talent flow and you could be the source of the coolest T shirt from Austin. Submit your entry to chaossurf1@yahoo.com. Keep surfing here to view submitted entries.
International Surfing Day unites surfers from around the world in celebration of surfing. As part of the celebration surfers will do their part to give back to our oceans and beaches through various clean-ups and restoration projects. Come celebrate International Surfing Day on June 20, 2010! What: Lake clean-up with Keep Austin Beautiful, supported...
Our chapter is committed to all efforts possible to mitigate the oil spill catastrophe now spreading in the Gulf of Mexico. Some links and response information to date is listed here. The Deepwater Horizon Response website is found here. This comprehensive web site is a joint effort between the private companies involved in the...
The Texas General Land Office (GLO) has released detailed maps showing post-Ike boundaries with the launch of the new website, TexasBeachAccess.org. This represents a transition from the temporary 4.5′ elevation line used to determine the boundary of the public beach after Hurricane Ike. The new maps on TexasBeachAccess.org show the post-Ike boundary of the...
First Wednesday of the Month.
6:30 PM Social Hour
7:30 PM Meeting
