Positive impact

We are making recycled surf wax combs from ocean plastic! Upcycling, is the process waste materials, useless, or unwanted products into new ones of better quality and environmental value.

For this year’s Earth’s day, we’ve figure out about something completely new that we can do to help.
All data stored on the internet uses lots of energy, let’s free up some space!

Whilst we are not surfing the waves, we are surfing the web and splashing out on emails and texts.  There are some things that we know, without a doubt, harms the environment — things like gas-guzzling vehicles, coal plants, single-use plastics, and cow farts. But there are other things that we don’t give much thought

Here our selection of the best surfing, snowboarding, environmental and inspiring documentaries to watch during Coronavirus lockdown!

If you’re reading this from a city in a high-income country, you have about a one in two chance of breathing in air that exceeds World Health Organization guidelines for air pollution. That’s worrying enough, but if you live in a city in a low- or middle-income country, the chances of breathing in clean air

Most of us are likely feeling the effects of the Coronavirus outbreak that is sweeping across the world, be it nurses, doctors, civilians or entire governments. The areas of quarantine are increasing just as the number of infected people rises and it is very hard to have a positive outlook on the future when no

This is a really exciting moment for us! We are about to launch our first volunteer chapter in Tarragona province, which is were Good Karma was born. We hope this is the first of a lot of chapters that will follow.  The idea behind creating a ‘chapter’ structure is to involve more people and communities in

It is clearer than ever. The news about Australia is everywhere, we understand that what is happening is enhanced by the climate crisis we are facing.

While plastic has many valuable uses, we have become addicted to single-use or disposable plastic — with severe environmental consequences. PLASTIC The first plastic was invented in 1907. 1 Plastic production increased exponentially, from 2.3 million tons in 1950 to 448 million tons by 2015. 2 Plastic production is expected to double by 2050. 3