Happy 2012! We are ringing in a bright new year at SurfSpots-GPS.com Please be patient! We are temporarily down in Maintenance Mode as we implement some brand new features to expand our range of services we have scheduled to offer you 2012.  Happy New Year from the SurfSpots-GPS Team! Sign on today and support the… SURFSPOTS-GPS Global Oceans, LLC Environment News International News Magazine

Wishing you all a very Happy, Healthy & Safe New Year 2012!   2012 The world welcomes a turn of the page at midnight tonight to ring in a bright new year… may it be be filled with celebration all around the world with the hope for global peace, harmony, prosperity and the promise for a healthy thriving planet as a whole to begin anew 2012. Cheers! SURFSPOTS-GPS BIG WAVE eXtreme surfing Global Oceans Environment News International News Magazine  

R.I.P. SEAN COLLINS – 1952-2011 The surfing industry and world has changed after the sad news broke the other day that the founder of Surfline, Hall of Fame Surfer Sean Collins, succombed to a fatal heart attack on December 26, 2011. As we all here at SurfSpotsGPS are still at a loss of words at this time after hearing the shocking news of Sean’s untimely and very sudden death, we would like to sincerely extend our most heartfelt condolences to his entire family, all of his friends and to all of those that dearly loved him. Visit Surfline.com for more information. SURFSPOTS-GPS BIG WAVE eXtreme surfing Global Oceans Environment News International News Magazine

Here’s a Sight To See! Don’t miss it – 50 Surfing Santas this Saturday in Cocoa Beach! Surfing Santa Santa, AKA George Trosset of Cocoa Beach, goes stand-up surfing behind his home on Christmas Eve morning – Rik Jesse, 2009 FLORIDA TODAY COCOA BEACH/Florida Organizers of the Surfing Santas event on Christmas Eve expect a huge lineup for the annual event. An expected 50 participants will be surfing the waves Saturday morning starting at 9:30a.m. in Cocoa Beach. The most generous of all is organizer George Trosset who will donate gift cards collected at the event and give them out to the children, adding huge smiles to all living at the Deveraux Home in Cocoa Beach for Christmas. All are …Read More

Edith Widder’s New Crusade: The marine biologist Edith Widder hopes to clean up Florida’s Indian River Lagoon PREDATOR: The light organs of the deep-sea scaleless dragon fish inspired Edith Widder’s Eye-in-the-Sea camera. FORT PIERCE/Florida Edith Widder presented a handful of greenish muck that had been pulled from the shallows of the Indian River Lagoon and cupped it in her palm. “See that?” she asked. “That’s a lot of decayed organic matter. It’s just a great holding area for pollutants.” Collecting mud is a new calling for Dr. Widder, a marine biologist who is known around the world for her work in much larger bodies of water. Over a career spanning almost 30 years, Dr. Widder has made hundreds of dives …Read More