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WiLDCOAST Volunteer Training/ Sat. Feb. 25
WiLDCOAST Volunteer Training/ Sat. Feb. 25

SAS Guernsey sewage hits 100 million gallons
At 9:30am today the Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) Guernsey Sewage Counter passed the 100 million gallon mark. This is the amount of raw sewage and wastewater that has been discharged into Guernsey waters since SAS finished its 60-hour vigil on the 25th January 2006.

New Tijuana pollution video and article
New Tijuana pollution video and article

ECE tanker poses no health risk
ECE, the chemical tanker currently listing in the English Channel between Start Point and Guernsey is unlikely to pose a health risk to recreational water users believes Surfers Against Sewage (SAS).

WiLDCOAST gets boost at ASR
WiLDCOAST clean water campaign gets boost at ASR

SAS vigil in Guernsey ends
A 60 hour-long vigil by clean and safe water campaigners Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) has finished with an action outside a government session of Parliament.

A big concrete toilet
Last week, Los Angeles was throwing a fit about a 2 million-gallon sewage spill.

Fonatur marina turns to "superbank"
WiLDCOAST special report - failed Baja marinaturns to 'superbank'

Dudley signs up
Animal get longboard champion

Top Eight Aims
Brits aim to get it right in Brazil

Surfers start 60 hour protest
A 60 hour-long vigil will begin at 9:30pm on Sunday 22nd January by campaigners from Surfers Against Sewage (SAS). The vigil will take place at the States of Guernsey’s government buildings (Sir Charles Frossard House) in St Peter Port.

Big wave search
Rip Curl surf exploration underway

Remembrance day
Tsunami remebered by British surfers

Lewan on top
North Devon pro highest-placed Briton

South Africa calls
British coach required

Walker down under
Walker steps towards junior success

Bacalso wins
Bacalso powers to junior title

Women's champion
Jessi Miley-Dyer is Billabong champion

Brits in Florida
Brits start the season in Florida

Reid return
Welsh international returns after injury