Re-Evolving Media

Coverage by our media partner, The Momentum.

SRE in the Press

  • A person surfing on a wave during sunset at the beach, with a cloudy sky in the background.

    From Hang Ten To Change: A Surf Re-Evolution

    Surfing. For many, it conjures images of sun-kissed bodies carving through waves, a carefree escape into a world of salty air and endless barrels. But beneath the idyllic facade lies a growing undercurrent—one that's pushing the boundaries of the sport and transforming…

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  • Surfer in wetsuit holding a wooden surfboard above their head in the ocean.

    Surf, Sustainability, And The Role Of Eco-Media

    The Surfer’s Journal, Surfer Mag, The Inertia…a perfect catch for the salty surfer. Well written, with even better photographs, these outlets captivate those searching for the best break, craving stories from surfing's greatest legends, or simply those fine-tuning their shaka. But where do the ordinary folk …

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  • A man wearing sunglasses, a striped jacket, and jeans standing on a wooden stage holding a microphone and a notebook, with a speaker on the ground nearby. In the background, surfboards with writings and a rainbow sculpture are visible, with a hilly landscape and a clear blue sky.

    Brands Supporting Brands: How To Fuel A Movement

    Forget the glitzy, corporate-sponsored contests. Forget the endless parade of logo-laden jerseys. Forget the pressure-cooker atmosphere where the only currency is sales. Surf Re-Evolution is different. It's a gathering, a celebration—a defiant middle finger to the status quo of corporations….

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Re-Evolutionaries in the Press

  • Group of people standing on grass with rafting gear, helmets, and paddles, preparing for river rafting adventure, outdoors in a green park.

    Maine Outdoor Brands: A Collective For Sustainable Recreation

    Maine's outdoor industry is finding collaborative and sustainable solutions for it's community.

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  • A piece of driftwood or trash with attached plastic and paper debris on a rocky beach with water and hills in the background under a blue sky with clouds.

    Stopping The Wave Of Plastic Waste

    A New Earth Project is transforming the packaging industry with sustainable innovation to raise awareness on the plastic crisis and leave the world a better place for the next generation.

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  • A man in a yellow checkered shirt and jeans walks into a retail store called Outerknown Project Vermont. The store window displays pillows and fabric, and there's a large green plant inside. The exterior features a glass storefront with a reflection of the street outside.

    Sewstainability: Craft Of Upcycling Gives New Purpose To Old Material

    Project Vermont is paving the way for an intentional paradigm of apparel known as slow fashion.

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  • A large pile of cooked crabs on a white surface outdoors.

    Invasive to Plate: Maine’s Green Crab Revolution

    Mike Masi and his team are spearheading efforts to turn invasive green crabs from a nuisance into a nourishing food source.

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