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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 2026 tsunami preparedness activities!




 
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

Login for Certificates
To download certificates of participation, log in to your TsunamiZone Profile. (You must be registered to see this year’s certificate options.)

Check the Stats

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

Global Total for 2026:
Global Total for 2025: Over 930,000


Tsunami Talk

Did you know that a tsunami is actually a series of waves, where the first wave is almost never the largest or worst? If you’re interested in learning more about tsunamis to be more prepared, you can access our Key Tsunami Facts guide at: http://www.TsunamiZone.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Key_Tsunami_Facts.pdf

Tsunamis create strong currents that can disrupt recreational activities, such as surfing, boating, and kayaking. Do not attempt to “ride” tsunamis - they are dangerous, unpredictable, and act differently from normal waves! #TsunamiPrep #TsunamiReady
@CAGeoSurvey @Cal_OES

Californians: our 2026 #TsunamiPrep Week is now over, but you can improve your preparedness any day of the year! Visit http://TsunamiZone.org/california to know your zone and access resources. Then, go to http://TsunamiZone.org/register to make sure your activity counts for our statewide total!

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