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Can San Onofre's Surf Beach be Saved?

For nearly a century, San Onofre has shaped California beach culture. But can it be preserved?

Features1 month ago

Oceanside’s Artificial Reef is Focused on Sand, but Might Still Create Waves

A coastal fix for erosion might reshape how waves break south of the pier

Features2 months ago

Puerto Escondido Dedicated as World Surfing Reserve

Iconic beachbreak becomes the world's 14th World Surfing Reserve; still needs help

Features2 months ago

The North Shore’s Shifting Sands

Winter Waves, Disappearing Beaches, and Homes at the Edge

Features3 months ago

Waimea Bay: How Surfing's Most Famous Big Wave was Made

How dredging, development, and shifting sands reshaped the Bay forever.

Features5 months ago

Sand Overload in Puerto Escondido

After years of manmade sand-smothering, Puerto looks to dig out

Features6 months ago

Beaches: The Overlooked Engine of the American Economy

This country’s best conservation investment is hidden in plain sight

Features7 months ago

The Rise and Fall of First Peak, Sebastian Inlet

A closer look at formerly iconic Florida wedge

Features8 months ago

Gold Coast: From Sand Crisis to Superbank

A masterclass in coastal management

Features9 months ago

Buried Treasure: The Global Fight for Beach Sand

A closer look at what helps shape our surf spots

Features10 months ago

Surfing Our Engineered Coasts

Why the surf we love Is rarely left to nature

Features11 months ago

Anatomy of a SoCal Sand Crisis

Beaches around San Clemente have been disappearing at an alarming rate. How did we get here — and what can be done?

Features1 year ago