Welcome to the San Luis Bay Chapter of Surfrider Foundation
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Surfrider Foundation Announces Premier of Revolutionary Film to Improve Water Management System
San Diego, CA - On World Water Day, Monday March 22, 2010, the San Diego Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation will premier The Cycle of Insanity: The Real Story of Water at The Loft on the campus of UC San Diego. This new short film, narrated by actress Zuleikha Robinson from the television series Lost, dives into controversial problems and solutions related to water management and serves as a practical outline for citizens curious about water issues. There will be three showings of The Cycle of Insanity: The Real Story of Water: 4 p.m. (press), 6 p.m., and 7:30 pm.The last time slot includes a free showing of the surf feature, Absolute Mexico. From beautiful and climate-appropriate ocean friendly gardens, low impact development and safe water re-use, the video highlights comprehensive solutions for economical and environmentally sensitive water management reform. “These approaches to meeting our water demands will simultaneously achieve multiple benefits like pollution prevention, energy conservation, wildlife and habitat restoration, flood mitigation and more. The video, created by Surfrider activists, presents a truly holistic integrated vision of water management meant to provoke debate and reform,” according to Joe Geever, Surfrider Foundation’s California Policy Coordinator.
Candidates for the San Luis Bay Chapter of Surfrider Foundation
On Friday, March 5th, we will be voting in new executive board members for the San Luis Bay Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation. Candidates were selected via nomination at the January and February meetings. These folks are running unopposed because there were no other nominees. Last minute nominations (with a “second” by another member) can still be sent in to me,
if received before 5pm Friday. The candidate statements are listed here:
Thank you for your interest in the Central Coast Extension of the MBN Marine Sanctuary.
Here is the Critter of the Week from our San Luis Obispo County coastal waters for you to enjoy! Aggregating Anemone, Anthropleura elegantissima
This underwater photo was taken by Terry Lilley with Sue Sloan doing the lighting
