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"Our ocean defines our planet. It sustains us and is home to more than half of all life on earth today. The presence of the ocean touches every living thing, no matter where it lives. The air we breathe and the water we consume are ultimately linked to the seas. The ocean drives our weather and stabilises our climate."
David Attenborough
The Ocean Sailing Club of the South would like to play its part in securing the futures of plants, animals and humans by engaging sailing and non-sailing people alike in a better understanding of the importance of our oceans, and the need to make them healthy again.
We aim to do this by
Enabling people
• To learn about, and experience, sailing
• To gain experience of coastal and ocean sailing
• To discover their connection with the Oceans
Building understanding the crucial role of the Ocean plays
• In supporting the existence of humankind
• In supporting the ecosphere by regulating heat and atmosphere
Encouraging people, through this understanding
• To treat the ocean, and the ecosphere with respect
• To reduce pollution in the form of
• plastics
• greenhouse gases
To preserve the creatures of the ocean through
• education about, and support for ocean fish sanctuaries
• the elimination of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
Through our sailing coach Peter Edington, we can offer you some great opportunities to deepen your knowledge of sailing safely.
Peter is an RYA Ocean Yachtmaster Instructor who will be running monthly practical sail training resulting in RYA certification.
All through the year, the Club will be arranging a number of weekend (and longer) sailing events. These will range from a Saturday and Sunday inside Sydney Harbour, to overnight passages up to Pittwater, Port Stephens and further afield.
Visit our Sailing Calendar or the Expeditions and Holidays page.
Don't forget that anyone can Join The Club for £30/$50 a year.
February's Social Sail was to raise money for Sea Shepherd's iconic whale-saving ship, The Steve Irwin.
Needing urgent engine repairs, we raised 0ver $2,500 raised on this fun sailing day for Sea Shepherd. They needed $200,000 to get the Steve Irwin back out there saving whales and protecting our oceans. And our contribution helped make that possible.
Looking forward to hearing from you about any really worthwhile eco- or poverty based fund raising we can help with.
Call Peter on 0405 430 525 to get more details.