Indicator Type	Information	Status
Beach Access	6	6
Water Quality	6	6
Beach Erosion	3	-
Erosion Response	-	4
Beach Fill	4	-
Shoreline Structures	3	4
Beach Ecology	1	-
Surfing Areas	3	5
Website	6	-
Coastal Development	{{{19}}}	{{{20}}}
Sea Level Rise	{{{21}}}	{{{22}}}

Inventory and Perception of Status

There has been some press on surfing in Minnesota and here's a video and a book. More on Lake Superior surfing.

The Winter 2012 issue of Wilderness News has a nice article on surfing in Lake Superior, with a shout out to the Minnesota-Superior Chapter of Surfrider Foundation.

Here's a Minnesota Public Radio broadcast and article from February 2013.

Recognition by State

Minnesota does not recognize surfing as an economic, cultural, and recreational resource.

Surfrider Foundation Chapters

	Location	Website
Minnesota-Superior Chapter	44° 55' 25.88" N, 92° 57' 33.77" W	http://mnsuperior.surfrider.org/

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Tweets by @MNsurfrider

Yes, it's true. Surfrider Foundation has a Minnesota-Superior Chapter! They're promoting Surfrider's Rise Above Plastics and Hold On To Your Butt campaigns. To help protect Lake Superior and Minnesota's other lakes and rivers, they recommend: