The Sandwatch Foundation
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      • Lincoln Symposium
      • Rio+20 Conference
      • UNESCO Experts Meeting
      • The Bonn Conference
      • Paris, UNESCO HQ 2009
  • Beach Records
    • Countries with Beach Records
  • Tools
    • Most Significant Change Stories
    • The Sandwatch Manual(s)
    • Sandwatch Training Videos
    • CCESD Course Materials
    • Beach Profile Monitoring Programme
  • Sandwatch
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Terms of Use
  • Latest News
    • 2015 Archives
  • Participating Countries
  • Our Publications
    • The Sandwatcher Magazines
    • Sandwatch Brochure
    • Sandwatch Turtle Toolkit
    • Sandwatch Workshops
    • Sandwatch Competitions
    • International Conferences >
      • Lincoln Symposium
      • Rio+20 Conference
      • UNESCO Experts Meeting
      • The Bonn Conference
      • Paris, UNESCO HQ 2009
  • Beach Records
    • Countries with Beach Records
  • Tools
    • Most Significant Change Stories
    • The Sandwatch Manual(s)
    • Sandwatch Training Videos
    • CCESD Course Materials
    • Beach Profile Monitoring Programme

The Sandwatch Foundation

New in 2021, Sandwatch Launches New Beach Records Platform!
In this decade of escalating and dangerous climate change,
​the Sandwatch Foundation has launched a new  
Beach Records platform, in English & French
CALL TO ACTION to adapt to climate change in a framework of education for sustainable development.
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Sandwatch is a volunteer network of children, youth and adults working together to enhance their beach environment and build resilience to climate change. 

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Sandwatch groups monitoring changes in their beach environments and evaluating the problems and conflicts
The Sandwatch Foundation coordinates the network of schools and community groups who actively monitor changes in their beach environments, evaluate the problems and conflicts, and take action to address beach issues.  ​​
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Sandwatch groups implementing activities to address beach problems
Sandwatch was recognized in 2014, at the end of the United Nations Decade on Education for Sustainable Development, as one of the 25 most successful projects from around the world.

The Sandwatch Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) organization, in Washington State, USA. Tax id # 86-2057581
The Sandwatch Foundation is not involved in public grant-making.​
​The Sandwatch Foundation partners with UNESCO, University of Puerto Rico's Sea Grant College Program and other local groups around the world.
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