Surfrider Dalhousie

We are a student club at Dalhousie University focused on ocean stewardship, conservation, and sustainability! Everyone is welcome!

[Surfrider Dalhousie @surfriderdal]

Do you love beaches and the ocean? Come help clean them with our first Beach Clean-Up event taking place on Saturday, November 19th (weather pending). If you want to attend with us, please fill out the google form before NOVEMBER 15th! https://t.co/xXcPwiKCDr

[Surfrider Dalhousie @surfriderdal]

Hello Everyone!
If you're interested in joining us or learning more about what we do, please come visit us at the Dalhousie Society Expo on September 19th from 10 am to 6 pm. We'll be on the 2nd floor of the SUB and would love to chat with you about our society! 🌊🏄

[Future of Marine Ecosystems Lab @FOME_lab]

Last week, @surfriderdal led their first ever Dal-to-Sea cleanup in partnership with @patagonia Halifax. Led by
@hannahbsolway and @AmyIrvinee , the team collected 400lbs of garbage in just one hour! Such amazing work by a group of dedicated students!

[Surfrider Dalhousie @surfriderdal]

Costs: $5 if you need a ride - you will have to pay before the event to guarantee your spot in a car that you have not previously arranged. If driving, no costs.

NOTE: THIS IS NOT A SURF EVENT.

Also… Pizza will be served!! 🍕

We are so excited to clean beaches with you all!

[Surfrider Dalhousie @surfriderdal]

Do you love beaches and the ocean? Come help clean them with our first Beach Clean-Up event taking place on Saturday, November 19th (weather pending). If you want to attend with us, please fill out the google form before NOVEMBER 15th! https://t.co/xXcPwiKCDr

[Surfrider Dalhousie @surfriderdal]

For those who need a ride, there may be limited spaces, in which case it will be first come, first serve for registration! WHEN REGISTERING, PLEASE SIGN BOTH WAIVERS AS YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IF THIS IS NOT DONE.

[Surfrider Dalhousie @surfriderdal]

Just posted a photo https://t.co/hN1L6ccHqe

[Surfrider Dalhousie @surfriderdal]

EPS is a chemical laden form of plastic foam that does not biodegrade. Shockingly, EPS is one of the most common materials used in Canadian marine environments. Help ban EPS from the marine environment by sending letters to your local and federal government! Link in our bio!

[Surfrider Dalhousie @surfriderdal]

@SurfriderVI @SurfriderVan @SurfriderMaine

[Surfrider Dalhousie @surfriderdal]

Dalhousie! We are so excited to be starting Surfrider Dal! We have so many fun things planned this year, like surf trips and beach clean-ups! Use the link in our bio to become a member and follow to stay up to date with news and events! 🌊💙 @Surfrider #surfrider #surfriderclubs