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WELCOME TO THE TSUNAMIZONE!

Everyone, everywhere should know how to be prepared for tsunamis and what to do to be safe. This is true for people who live or work near the ocean, but also for anyone who may visit someday. Are you in the Zone?

TsunamiZone.org provides suggestions and resources for your family or organization to “know your zone” and to learn how to be safe.

Be counted among people and organizations worldwide by registering your 2024 tsunami preparedness activities!




 
Official Activities
March 21
CARIBE WAVE 2024

March 23 – 31
California’s Tsunami Preparedness Week

March 24 – 30
Alaska’s Tsunami Preparedness Week

April
Hawaii’s Tsunami Awareness Month

April 7-13
British Columbia Tsunami Preparedness Week

May 23
Pacifex 2024

November 5
World Tsunami Awareness Day

November 7
Lantex 2024

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View and Submit Local Events

participants registered

Participate and Share

How to Participate
Information for individuals, schools and many types of organizations

Tsunami Resources
Manuals, posters, & much more

Who is Participating?
Lists by county, area, & category

Share Your Activities
Your photos, videos, and stories of tsunami preparedness activities

TsunamiReady
Voluntary community recognition program promoting government and public collaboration

Check the Stats

As more people and organizations register, the total for this year will increase.

Global Total for 2024:
Global Total for 2023: Over 830,000


Tsunami Talk
thetsunamizone The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone ·
4 Nov

Early warnings must reach everyone, no matter their language. Messages need to be accessible to migrants, refugees, and all who live in coastal areas to ensure no one is left behind. #GetToHighGround #TsunamiDay

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thetsunamizone The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone ·
1 Nov

While tsunamis don’t discriminate, societal inequalities make some people more vulnerable. Addressing these disparities is key to building resilient communities where everyone is protected. #GetToHighGround #TsunamiDay

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thetsunamizone The TsunamiZone @thetsunamizone ·
30 Oct

Tsunami planning must be inclusive to protect everyone, including persons with disabilities. By prioritizing accessibility at every stage of preparedness, we can build stronger, safer communities. #GetToHighGround #TsunamiDay

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