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Nathan Fluellen has a vision and for one day a year, it becomes a reality. A Great Day in the Stoke is the largest gathering and celebration of Black surfers

With 'Women Making Waves,' Lara Einzig has produced a beautiful survey of female surf culture.

GRLSWIRL Announces Swirl Fest 2023. The SurfSkate Festival returns to Venice Beach for the second year.

Australian women's surfing advocate is examining the sport's unknown origins in Ghana in a new short film 'Yama' made in collaboration with Project Blank.

From Caramel Curves Motorcycle Club in New Orleans to Cathy Dreyer, the head ranger at Kruger National Park, these 15 women and women-led organizations are leading change in travel.

Founded in 2019 by Chelsea Woody, Danielle Lyons, and Martina Duran, Textured Waves works to make surfing a more diverse sport.

Enjoying the outdoors can look like anything from walking the dog to celebrating Indigenous culture — you dont have to hike the tallest mountain peaks or go camping to love nature. Learn how to find your footing in nature in a way that works best for you.

For decades, the image of a surf lifestyle has been one of Southern California’s chief exports, but for too long it’s been tied to an all-white, geographically limited ideal. South African surf lifestyle brand Mami Wata is out to change that. “Everyone assumed the surf industry was surf culture, and the best thing brands did was convince us that was the definition,” said L.A. brand cofounder, sports commentator and TV host Selema Masekela, referring to big names in Orange County and Down...

As a women-founded company, Sausalito, Calif., Carve Designs has lifted up and celebrated every woman as part of its core mission. Now, the company is highlighting women and mothers who are living in harmony with nature through its "Mothers, Purpose + The Future" short-film series.

From curtain bangs to voluminous waves, feathered '70s hairstyles (think Farrah Fawcett) are back for 2021. A hairstylist explains how to get '70s hair at home.