Bringing awareness to the importance of Marine Conservation
PART FIVE The morning of May 5th we woke up with the sun and walked the short distance down to the beach with our surfboards. We spent the morning catching waves and enjoying being in the warm salty water. Lela sat on the beach, greeting people who walked past, hoping for belly rubs. After a …
PART FOUR Dory rolled into the city and we made plans on where we would keep our things as the van got prepared to be shipped back home. We spent the first night at a hostel cleaning out the van and packing everything up to make it slightly organized. We had hand shaped boards from …
PART THREE The ride in the taxi to the customs building was pretty nerve racking. It wasn't too long of a drive and we made it just after they opened. Ella immediately went inside to check if our papers had gone through and lone-behold, they hadn't. We waited hours and hours, checking every so often …
PART TWO I was put into a car with a very kind man who barely spoke any English and to make things more awkward my Spanish was not up to par as I hadn't spoke to someone in Spanish for over a year. They had split us up so that Ella and I wouldn't just …
PART ONE About two years ago around this time I flew down to Panama to travel with my sister and her adventurous puppy in an old Mitsubishi Delica that she had built out in El Salvador just a few months before I arrived. She had been all over Central America, meeting tons of people from …
After graduating High School I had the idea of doing some type of conservation project. I wasn't sure where but all I knew was that I wanted to be in the water. Fiji was always on my bucket list of places to go to and explore since I was little. Growing up watching surf films …
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