Volunteers are the lifeline of our chapter.

They are the boots on the ground who collaborate on the local, provincial, and national level with regional staff and issue experts to carry out our mission through campaigns, programs, and educational initiatives in the community. Our capacity to achieve environmental victories grows stronger with every new volunteer that joins the crew! To find out how to get involved, please visit our volunteer page.

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  • Calley

    CO-CHAIR

    Calley's love for the outdoors brought her from Ontario to the stunning shores of Vancouver Island, settling in Tofino. Joining the Surfrider Foundation Pacific Rim chapter in March 2025, she brings a deep appreciation for the ocean, forests, and mountains that define our coastline.

    With an undergraduate degree in marine and freshwater biology and experience working in the aquatic sciences, Calley combines her scientific background with her passion for conservation and meaningful community engagement. Currently working at a local surf shop, she remains deeply connected to the ocean and the community it supports.

    As Co-Chair, Calley works to lead the chapter, driving our efforts to protect Pacific Rim's unique coastal environment. You'll often find her exploring the trails, catching waves, and working to ensure our beautiful coastline remains healthy for generations to come.

  • April

    VICE CHAIR

    April literally grew up on the ocean - born and raised in Clayoquot Sound to parents seeking a different kind of life she spent her childhood on a remote float home where every decision made was dictated by the oceans changing conditions. This experience built a deep respect for the marine environment and a passion towards conservation. 

    As Vice-Chair of Surfrider Pacific Rim, April works closely with the chapter on issues related to preservation and connects with the public to spread awareness of the issues threatening the health of our oceans through campaigns and local programming. 

    In her free time you will find April in her garden, hanging out with her family or out for an early morning dip in the sea.

  • Samantha

    MEDIA LEAD

    My profound love for the Pacific Northwest coastline is the driving force behind my involvement
    with Surfrider. Formerly from Vancouver and having served as the Director of Communications for Surfrider Vancouver, I relocated to the island and joined Surfrider Pacific Rim. Through education, advocacy, and hands-on initiatives, I hope to do my part in preserving our most vital ecosystems.

    In my free time, you can find me on the beach, out in the water, tucked between the trees, or on a long stretch of highway. When I’m not chasing the sun and wandering the scenic route, I like to unwind on my yoga mat, share quality time with friends, and learn new skills. I consider myself a student of life and have recently chartered new waters with a sailing apprenticeship. Anchors up!

  • Angela

    WEBMASTER

    Angela recently moved to Ucluelet, drawn by the coastal beauty and tight-knit community. With a background in festival and event marketing and a passion for graphic design, she brings a creative and strategic approach to her role as Webmaster. She works to enhance our digital presence, ensuring our online platforms are engaging, accessible, and informative.

    Outside of work, Angela enjoys going to shows, hiking the local trails with her dog Dio, and getting lost in a good book.

  • Jody

    MERCHANDISE LEAD

    Jody is dedicated to promoting sustainable practices through thoughtfully curated merchandise that reflects the values of Surfrider Pacific Rim. Jody works for Tourism Tofino as the Destination Stewardship Manager and brings a wealth of experience in retail management and a deep commitment to environmental & community stewardship. When not working, Jody enjoys camping, meals with friends and long walks on the beaches of Tofino/Načiks.

  • Loretta

    VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR

    Originally from England, Loretta moved to Tofino four years ago. Since then, she has come to appreciate the serenity of hiking in nature, dog walks, and the slower pace of life that Tofino offers. Working as a server in town, Loretta is deeply committed to Surfrider’s mission of protecting the oceans and beaches, and she’s proud to be part of a community that values environmental conservation.

  • Susan

    TREASURER

    Susan is a retired academic librarian with deep environmental/ocean protection and ecological justice concerns. As a recent member of the Tofino community, she is delighted to support the important programs and activities of the Surfrider Canada Pacific Rim Chapter.

SURFRIDER USS YOUTH CLUB

  • Ucluelet Secondary School Youth Club

    2024 Student Leads; Ella & Rheanna

  • Ucluelet Secondary School Youth Club

    2024 Teacher Lead; Kevin