What a day at Bingin looks like now
A year after the demolition reshaped Bingin’s cliffside, the wave remains untouched but the beach community below is still trying to rebuild what was lost.
A year after the demolition reshaped Bingin’s cliffside, the wave remains untouched but the beach community below is still trying to rebuild what was lost.
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The surf and environmental film festival is bringing a fresh lineup of surf films, conservation stories and community-led screenings to a global audience.
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