Wake Responsibly News Today

The Sea Tow Foundation, a boating safety non-profit, and its esteemed Boating Safety Advisory Council are thrilled to announce the winners of their fifth

WILMINGTON — The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation released a draft rule to recommend ways to manage wake boats after hearing concerns about their effect on shorelines and other recreational

Large waves caused by wake-surfing boats running close to shore have locals worried about dock and shoreline damage.

It’s time for state governments to enact commonsense laws that mandate safety education for all boaters.

The 9th Annual Bar Harbor In-Water Boat Show was held June 18 and 19. Wake Responsibly was one of the presentations to take place over the weekend and focused on the etiquette and education of wake surf safety.

The Water Sports Industry Association has hired Brad Fralick as chief government affairs officer and promoted James Krawczyk to director of operations to further its efforts to promote towed water sports.

We can achieve waterway, shoreline, and aquatic ecosystem protection through a commitment to science-based solutions and legislation. Education needs to be prioritized so everyone has a chance to engage in safe and courteous waterway behavior.