
Jono Ridler
Jono Ridler is a New Zealand swimmer and ocean conservation advocate known for his ambitious endurance swimming efforts. At 35 years old, he is set to undertake a record-setting unassisted swim from North Cape to Wellington, covering approximately 1609 kilometers. Ridler aims to raise awareness about the health of New Zealand's oceans while partnering with the Live Ocean charity, co-founded by prominent sailors Blair Tuke and Peter Burling. His upcoming Swim4TheOcean challenge will push him to his limits as he swims around the clock, drawing attention to the harmful practice of bottom trawling and promoting the need for marine conservation. Ridler's previous endeavors have demonstrated how sports can effectively spotlight critical environmental issues, and he is passionate about inspiring others to care for the ocean's well-being.
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Recent news mentions
Ridler is attempting to swim the entire eastern coastline of the North Island in a collaboration with Live Ocean.
Orca spotted at Pāpāmoa Beach while New Zealand swimmer Jono Ridler attempts world recordJono Ridler is set to embark on a record-setting unassisted swim from North Cape to Wellington to raise awareness for ocean conservation.
On The Up: NZ swimmer Jono Ridler to combine sport, ocean conservation in 1609km effort

