The ISLA Experience: Mary Parker
Interview with Australian Lifeguard & ISLA Project Indonesia Volunteer Mary Parker.
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Operation Update: 2016 Syrian Refugee Aid:
In fall of 2015, the ongoing crisis of refugees drowning and/or arriving desperate to the shores of Lesvos, Greece became a call to action for the Lifeguard Hellas team to head to the island. They set up relief stations and lifeguard services to attempt to decrease the drowning rates for desperate refugees. Their efforts have now directly affected […]
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ISLA Medical Director Dr. Justin Sempsrott is Honored as Lifesaver Of The Year
The Legacy of Justin Sempsrott
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The ISLA Experience: Devyn Bisson
Film Director Devyn Bisson shares her experience filming the ISLA documentary “Light House Molyvos” during the Syrian refugee crisis through facebook posts.
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Operation Nicaragua 2015 Recap
Great job ISLA Guards!!! This year’s Project Nicaragua volunteers were: Chris Angelotti – Oceanside, CA Donny Constransitch – North Myrtle Beach Ocean Rescue, SC Nicole Emmerson – Jacksonville Beach (ARC Volunteer Lifesaving Corps), FL Alexis Fender – ISLA, U.S.A. Natalie Foley – Sandy Beach Association, MA Bryce Green – Nags Head Ocean Rescue, NC William […]
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Product Review: Original Watermen Lifeguard Tonga Hat
Lifeguard Tonga Hat are essential for all lifeguards. We all know how important it is to protect our skin from the harsh UV rays. The Lifeguard Tonga Hat from Original Watermen allows for 360 degrees of coverage. For the ISLA project in Nicaragua we knew it was going to be hot. The Tonga hat kept […]
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