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There are lots of biblical references to sand, the sun, the sea... But generally beachliness isn't directly associated with godliness.In Sardinia,...
Anyone whose seen photographs of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch knows how gross our oceans are getting. (And anyone who read Andrew's post...
Remember making sandcastles as a kid? Well Greg Lebon is still at it. As a founding member of Archisand, he has created more than 60 monumental...
A new study shows that Americans vastly overestimate how often they attend religion services. Why?
Folks headed to Los Angeles beaches this Memorial Day weekend will find an unusual burst of color in the sand—158 painted lifeguard towers lining...
In our Transportation Issue, we pinpointed the idea of a "livable street"—streets that are not suited primarily for automobiles, but for a...
Tomorrow is International Surfing Day, a day when people the world over travel to their nearest coastal access point to celebrate the wondrous...
According to a piece in today's Guardian, topless sunbathing in France, at one point a symbol of the nation's progressive culture, is falling out...
Show the beach some love by remembering these tips to keep it clean and beautiful.
A bike path and parking lot in Ventura, California, will retreat 65 feet inland to escape rising sea levels. Expect more of this.
A solar-powered bathing suit keeps you connected while you're tanning.
Today, the City of Long Beach began construction on its Broadway and Third Street Separated Bikeways Project. No more dodging traffic!
Theo Jansen keeps himself busy in the Dutch dunes "creating new forms of life that walk on the wind." Eventually, he'd like to set them free.
The Venice Art Walk and Auctions feels like a charming gathering of neighborhood talent—it just happens to be one extremely talented neighborhood.
Don't you dare bring a shovel and bucket to the Gulf Islands National Seashore. Digging for oil (or anything else) is said to be illegal.
When dozens of whales ended up stranded in New Zealand—twice—hundreds of volunteers came to their rescue.
Long Beach is the first SoCal city to build protected bike lanes which will separate cyclists from cars. It's about time.
After the first 11 tribemembers arrive on the shores of John Obey Beach in Sierra Leone, solar panels, permaculture gardens and friendships are made.
A band of talented young media makers formed a collective to make the content they (and you!) want. Here are a few highlights.
This is part nine of Stiv Wilson's tour to better understand how plastic ends up in the ocean. Read the previous installments here. Richard...
