Take the City of San Diego’s Climate Action Plan update survey and make sure to advocate for protected and restored open space. Our creeks and canyons are one of the solutions to limiting the amount of concreted in this City. More concrete = higher temperatures.
This video provides an introduction into how salt marshes came to exist with a focus on Delaware Bay. But the lessons are applicable to the Rose Creek and Kendall-Frost salt marsh.
The Environmental Center of San Diego (ECO San Diego) envisions a community working together to protect and enhance San Diego’s natural environment through education, advocacy and direct action, and to ensure access to the coast Read more…
THE FUTURE OF CONSERVATION We are pleased to announce the availability of tickets for the Sixth Annual San Diego Environmental Leadership Summit. After two years of virtual events, we are going live in 2022! The Summit will be Read more…
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