http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/ Land Sea Sky en http://www.surferspath.com/ Copyright 2008 2008-04-28T15:09:00+00:00 http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/moko-to-the-rescue Just as rescuers were about to give up, along came Moko the dolphin and saved the day! 2008-04-28T14:09:00+00:00 http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/moko-to-the-rescue http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/floating-instrument-platform-video The FLIP (Floating Instrument Platform) is used for making highly accurate measurements at sea, including the speed, direction and frequency of ocean swells. This video tells the story of a boat like none you've ever seen. 2008-04-28T14:03:00+00:00 http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/floating-instrument-platform-video http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/help-save-this-rare-swedish-wave Molle is one of Sweden's few rideable surfing waves and now the rippable righthand pointbreak is under threat from a marina extension. Swedish surfers are asking surfers around the world to help them campaign to save this chilly North Sea gem. With a tiny surfing population and powerful vested interests, they certainly have their work cut out. 2008-03-31T14:43:00+00:00 http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/help-save-this-rare-swedish-wave http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/a-history-of-surf-forecasting-part-i Old fishermen used to say it had to do with the moon, the wind, the lay of the seaweed on a low-tide rock, but their surf forecasts weren’t always that accurate. These days we’re way ahead of ourselves, and this is – scientifically speaking – how our powers to see the future emerged. 2007-06-20T13:26:00+00:00 http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/a-history-of-surf-forecasting-part-i http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/wave-power-stealing-the-juice This is the story about a cleaner future in which the waves we love give us more than just a few moments of pleasure. They’ll provide electricity, powering our homes and businesses, offering us a clean alternative to the oil addiction causing such havoc today. This is also a story of surfers fighting against such a future because they’re worried their waves will get smaller. The events described below could happen anywhere in the world as the search for alternative energy gains pace and conflicts of interest emerge. 2007-02-01T13:34:00+00:00 http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/wave-power-stealing-the-juice http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/the-black-tide-legacy On 19th November 2002, thirty miles off the Costa da Morte, Spain, the single-hulled supertanker Prestige broke in half and sank, distributing 60,000 tonnes of heavy fuel oil all along the Atlantic coastlines of Spain, Portugal and France. 2007-01-19T14:25:00+00:00 http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/the-black-tide-legacy http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/wildcoast-report WiLDCOAST was among a group of environmental groups to successfully challenge and halt a proposed cruise ship terminal for Punta Abreojos, one of Mexico’s top right pointbreaks. 2006-12-17T09:46:00+00:00 http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/wildcoast-report http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/defiende-el-mar No matter what part of the world you surf in, the ocean is in trouble. From the industrial fishing fleets to ravage Europe’s Atlantic coastlines to the Taiwanese pirate fleets that dynamite the fragile coral reefs of Indonesia, to long-lines that snag sea turtles in the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific waters of California. 2006-06-20T14:49:00+00:00 http://www.surferspath.com/land-sea-sky/defiende-el-mar