The Friends of Rose Creek is a member of San Diego Canyonlands – a new non-profit, dedicated to restoration and preservation of San Diego’s unique canyons and creeks. San Diego Canyonlands provides Rose Creek with support in a wide variety of ways. Now it’s our turn to give back. Make Read more…
Inviting all residents, business owners, recreational users and others who have an interest in Rose Creek. ~ We meet the First Wednesday of every month ~ Pacific Beach Recreation Center, 1405 Diamond Street (one block south of Ingraham @ Gresham/Diamond) Enter on Gresham St. Agenda* Storm Water Department Maintenance Project* Read more…
Weeds to the left of us, weeds to the right, come out all volunteers and fight fight fight (or at least pull, pull, pull) ! The Nature School – Native Plant Garden Maintenance * Join us for Native Plant Gardening on March 13, 2010 from 10 AM until noon – Read more…
Saturday, Feb. 20. 9:00AM to Noon – Work party. Noon to 12:30 a rest break with snacks. 12:30 to 1:30, Memorial Tree planting and celebration of Dennis Sabella’s life. Dennis was a volunteer who was dedicated to removal of non-native invasive plants from canyons, especially Stevenson Canyon – part of Read more…
Weeds to the left of us, weeds to the right, come out all volunteers and fight fight fight (or at least pull, pull, pull) And a pre Valentine’s Day Gift to make you love pulling weeds! The Nature School – Native Plant Garden Maintenance * Join us for Native Plant Read more…
Inviting all residents, business owners, recreational users and others who have an interest in Rose Creek. ~ We meet the First Wednesday of every month ~ Pacific Beach Recreation Center, 1405 Diamond Street (one block south of Ingraham @ Gresham/Diamond) Enter on Gresham St. Agenda* Storm Water Department Creek Dredging Read more…
Offers training in becoming a certified wild life tracker. The Friends of Rose Creek would love to have some volunteers untake the training. Unfortunately, it costs money and we cannot reimbure you. For a list of upcoming classes, click here.
December marked the five year anniversary of the Friends of Rose Creek. We owe many thanks to The Nature School, which planted the way for us. At our last meeting of 2009, we put together a list of what we’ve done with a wide range of individuals and groups in Read more…
The Friends of Rose Creek celebrated five years of loving Rose Creek. A list of our five year accomplishments will be posted here by the first week of January. We’ve been working with the City of San Diego in lessening the impacts of their proposed Intermittent Stream Water Discharge Program Read more…
Due to the first Wednesday being so close to the first of the year, we are skipping our monthly meeting for January 2010.