On 8 June 2025, take action for the Ocean with Act! with Surfrider. Raise awareness among your teams about marine and climate issues through our corporate CSR activities.
A fundamental role in addressing climate change
The Ocean absorbs around 25% of the CO₂ released by human activity each year and captures over 90% of the excess heat caused by global warming. It helps mitigate the intensity of climate change. Yet this buffering capacity is under pressure from plastic pollution, acidification, and declining biodiversity.
Interconnected environmental impacts
Land-based pollution—waste, runoff, emissions—often ends up in the sea. Even companies located far from the coast bear responsibility: reducing emissions, managing resources, ensuring digital sobriety, selecting responsible suppliers… Each decision can help protect aquatic environments.
Awareness-raising actions rooted in reality
Today, companies have many ways to engage their teams in protecting the Ocean. Act! with Surfrider offers educational formats tailored to diverse audiences and organisations:
Embedding these actions into a consistent CSR approach
These activities can be integrated throughout the year (Sustainable Development Week, Biodiversity Day, internal seminars…). They offer an effective way to strengthen an organisation’s CSR culture.
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Recognised expertise for corporate stakeholders
Act! with Surfrider, a subsidiary of Surfrider Foundation Europe, provides companies with dedicated in-person CSR awareness and training solutions. All activities are designed for implementation across France and Europe.
The organisation is Qualiopi-certified (in the “training action” category), guaranteeing the quality of the environmental training it offers.
Making the Ocean a central pillar of CSR strategy
Incorporating Ocean-related issues into CSR strategies creates bridges between climate, biodiversity, and social responsibility. It also encourages meaningful collective action among employees, aligned with societal expectations and evolving regulations (CSRD, taxonomy, national biodiversity strategies...).
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