Surfers Environmental Alliance
Committed to the cultural and environmental integrity of the sport of surfing
About the Surfers’ Environmental Alliance
SEA Scholarships
Surfers’ Environmental Alliance (SEA) is committed to the preservation and protection of the environmental and cultural elements that are inherent to the sport of surfing. Our goals are achieved through grassroots efforts, community involvement, education and humanitarian efforts. We engage in projects that strive to conserve the quality of our marine environment, preserve or enhance surf breaks, protect beach access rights, and safeguard the coastal surf zone from unnecessary development. We are proud to announce our annual scholarship opportunity. Please read the following application guidelines and complete the application. We are now accepting applications for the 2016-17 academic years. Please follow these instructions: 1. Carefully read the eligibility guidelines provided below before submitting your application and supporting documents. 2. Complete the Scholarship … [Read More...]
News & Press
Read about Bridget's community impact in her own words in a letter to SEA's manager, Chris Macioch. I was thinking about you and the Seasurfer Organization a few weeks ago during the POAC (Parents of Autistic Children) Surfing Event which was held on Brighton Avenue in Seaside Park on July 18. Our neighbor, Dennis Farrell, invites us to attend each year and, as usual, it was a wonderful turnout of both children and volunteers. It was also a very positive experience for me, personally. My … [Read More...]
Our Projects
Surfers’ Environmental Alliance was happy to be part of a 100 plus volunteer event that took place on December 5th in Sea Bright. Local Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, students from The Ranney School, Christian Brothers Academy, Shore Regional High School, Rumson Fair Haven Regional High School, local garden clubs members, members of Seabrighters Embracing Action, as well as many others, successfully planted 25,000 culms of dune grass. The collaborative efforts of these volunteers covered three and a … [Read More...]