Rip Curl Planet
"As surfers, we feel first hand the immediate effects of pollution, we see rampant development on our coasts, we see the effects of a runaway consumer lifestyle and disregard for the future of the eco system as a whole." - Tom Curren
Featured Planet Articles
Through Project Resurrection and the Rip Curl Planet label, The Curl is making old things new, and making new things responsibly.
Surfrider Europe tackling the problem of untreated waste water and contaminated run-off polluting some of Europe's most famous surfing breaks.
Tahiti and her surrounding islands have some of the most pristine coral reefs in the world... and the best waves. The WWF is fighting to save them.
Since 2008, Rip Curl have worked with CO2 Australia to offset the Rip Curl Pro Bells’ greenhouse gas emissions and make it a carbon neutral event.
Every year, the Rip Curl crew take one day to plant trees or clean their local beaches from Australia to California, from France to Bali and Brasil.
After last year’s 30 tons of litter picked up in 55 resorts, the Mountain Riders are looking to an even bigger clean-up campaign in 2010.
