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Two male bodyboarders in black bodysuits with a group of senior bodyboarders on a beach, all smiling, cloudy sky, trees behind.

"I am a dialysis patient myself, so I encourage people to do things to stay active and fit … it's helped me enormously."
An older woman in a wetsuit stands holding a bodyboard, smiling on a beach.

An older woman on a wave smiling, on a bodyboard, blue sky.

"It's all about seeing the smiles. People are a little bit cautious and apprehensive before they get out there, and you see them catch their first wave and their whole face lights up. It's a really beautiful thing."
Men and women in white with logo and shorts or leggings, sitting or lying on bodyboards on a beach.

"This was my first time ever bodyboarding, but I am going to do this more regularly."
An older man in a rash vest stands on a beach holding a bodyboard.

An older man and woman on bodyboards on a wave.

"We can also start from there to have conversations about how this group of people can be part of looking after the ocean."

Two older woman stand together smiling and holding bodyboards on a beach.

"For me, if the surf line-up becomes a safer more inclusive space that's open to discussions about the role we can play in protecting the ocean and looking after our coastlines, that would be a huge outcome."
Two elderly women wearing wetsuits lie on their boogie boards and catch a small wave in.

"It's an incredibly positive movement forming and something we want to support and scale up in a big way,"
he said.
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