News of the inevitable was made official today, Surfline is killing off Magicseaweed. Here's the announcenment:

"Back in 2017, magicseaweed joined with Surfline, to bring together the world's best surf forecasting websites. For the past five years, the combined team have spent their time working on both MSW and Surfline – and this made sense, because we all share a passion for the ocean, forecasting and helping surfers find and surf more waves. This set up also meant our best ideas have been divided across two places. Over the next few months, we'll be saying goodbye to MSW, but bringing all the best features over to Surfline."

In a few months, magicseaweed will re-direct into Surfline and all customers will need to download and use the Surfline apps.

If you have a MSW Pro subscription, this will automatically entitle you to a Surfline Premium Membership. For those who have free accounts, these will also be transferred over to Surfline.

For more info, Click Here

Roll up your sleeves to help clean up the last coastal wetland in Los Angeles. Did you know that 130 square miles of storm drains flow into Ballona Creek? Gutter trash from as far away as North Hollywood can end up right here! The time and effort you put in to clear out debris means less trash in the wetlands, on our beaches, and in the open ocean.

Saturday, April 8, 2023
9:30 AM 12:00 PM
Meet us in the dirt parking lot behind Gordon's Market / Alka Water:
303 Culver BoulevardPlaya del Rey, CA

For more info and to register, Click Here.

Surfing a winter swell at the Venice Breakwater.. Video edited from our Instagram Story footage of this day.

Surf Photos from the Venice Breakwater available at: Six12 Media

Tonan finds one of his old surf trophies and reclls some good times with Christian Fletcher, Matt Biolos, and more....

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Check out Tonan's Clothing Line: Naybor Hoodiez

"The Point is Dangerous"

Foggy morning has Oscar from Hecho En Venice checking out the surfing at the Venice Beach Pier. Video edited from our Instagram Story footage of this day.

Surfing in the rain at Topanga. Video edited from our Instagram Story footage of this day

From Santa Monica Close Up:

"Six hundred drones lit up Santa Monica Beach in a spectacular drone light show to celebrate the release of The Super Mario Bros. Movie"

Santa Monica Close Up is a photo blog by Santa Monica based Photojournalist/Press photographer Fabian Lewkowicz. Fabian is the former staff photographer for the Santa Monica Daily Observer Press, Santa Monica Mirror, Santa Monica and the Santa Monica Corsair.

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For Heal the Bay, every day is Earth Day, but April is extra special because communities from around the world come together to celebrate and help heal our planet. The Aquarium’s Earth Day celebration runs from 11:00 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 15. Join us at 2 p.m. for an Earth Day themed Story Time, and help our staff feed sea stars in our Touch Tanks at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Visitors who walk to the west end of the Pier will find our wildlife station, staffed and stocked with binoculars and bird identification guides from 12:00pm-3:00pm. Pollution displays, eco-themed crafts station, short films, and an on-the-hour mini Earth Day dance party will round out the Aquarium activities for the celebration!

EVENT TIMELINE:

12:00-3:00pm – Wildlife Observation Station (West End of Pier – next to Harbor Patrol)

1:00pm – Sea Star Feeding

2:00pm – Story Time

3:00pm – Sea Star Feeding

Every Hour (12:00pm-4:00pm): Mini Earth Day Dance Party in our Dorothy Green Room

Swim by on Saturday, April 22 for our encore Earth Day Celebration!

Saturday, April 15th & April 22th
11:00AM - 4:00PM
Location: Heal the Bay Aquarium

For more, Click Here