Surfing
After Adventuring in Ireland, the Goat Surf Club Members Talk About Their Hopes for the Future
Meet the Old Irish Goats Who Are Helping Mitigate Wildfire Potential
The Goat Surf Club Learns About Ireland’s Declining Biodiversity
In Pursuit of New Waves, the Goat Surf Club Heads to the Irish Coast
The Californian Who Builds—and Rips on—1930s-Style Surfboards
The Goat Surf Club Leaves Morocco—with Memories That’ll Last a Lifetime
Stuck in Morocco? For These Surfers, It Wasn’t the Worst Scenario.
The Goat Surf Club Explores Morocco’s Coastal Communities
Introducing the Goat Surf Club—and the Time Its Members Got Stuck in Morocco
How This Surfer Nourishes His Mind and Body
Spearfishing Is About Connecting with the Environment
A Champion Surfer’s Life-Threatening Injury
Landscapes, Seascapes: A Surfer’s Study of Wild Africa
Waves for Change Helps Kids Cope with Trauma
How the Sea Helped This Man Deal with Isolation
Making Surfboards from Trash
How Cancer Changed Ben Moon’s Life
A Reflection on Music and the Outdoors
Meet Surfing’s Most Humble Champion
Three Waterwomen on Conserving the Ocean
The Goat Surf Club Learns About Ireland’s Declining Biodiversity
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In episode two of the Goat Surf Club in Ireland, Roo, Thomas, and Ben meet up with the founders of Hometree, an environmental charity based in Ennistymon. Hometree’s mission is to bring natural woodlands back to Ireland.
For the Goat Surf Club, which made its debut with a film series about finding themselves trapped in Morocco during a COVID-19 lockdown, these trips are about more than catching waves; they’re about bringing awareness to environmental issues around the world and promoting stories about those working to preserve the planet.
Find episode one of this four-part series, filmed by Roo Smith, here. For more information about Hometree or to donate to the organization, go here.
