La Rumorosa Rock Art: A Survey of Kumeyaay and Related Artwork in Southern California, Colorado River Corridor, Western Arizona and Baja California. The Kumeyaay and their ancestors have lived on the Baja-California border at least 10,000 years in accordance with a recent excavation near Jacumba. Their descendants are probably the Yuman Read more
Around the globe, communities are coming together to restore wetlands for the well-being of the planet, all the amazing creatures that live here, and our human communities. Find out what’s happening in the United Kingdom and support wetlands restoration in your community!
A film highlighting threats to the Mediterranean wetlands that have sustained human cultures for thousands of years. California faces the same issues a the Mediterranean. Let’s support wetlands restoration in our community.
Latino Conservation Week: Disfrutando y Conservando Nuestra Tierra is an initiative of Hispanic Access Foundation (HAF). Latino Conservation Week was created to support the Latino community getting into the outdoors and participating in activities to protect our natural resources. During this week, community, non-profit, faith-based, and government organizations and agencies Read more
Today’s information on the salt marsh habitat comes from OC Habitats and is focused on the salt marshes of Upper Newport Bay. While these salts marshes are much larger than the stretch of Rose Creek from Garnet Avenue heading south into Mission Bay, with our partners at ReWild Mission Bay Read more
San Diego County is home to Kumeyaay Community College, where indigenous and non-indigenous students can obtain an Associate in Arts in Kumeyaay Studies from an accredited college that teaches arts, science, language and botany based on Kumeyaay perspectives. The Mission of Kumeyaay Community College is to promote a quality education Read more
The May 15 nature walk at Rose Creek took place on May 15th from 9-11 am at mid-tide. Here are birds spotted. Click on the image to enlarge if you so chose.
This video by the San Diego River Park Foundation shows us what is possible. Learn more at www.sandiegoriver.org.
This talk covers the San Francisco Bay but helps frame the issues around Rose Creek.
The Presido was a military base for 200 years under the Spanish, the Mexicans, and then the USA. Now it’s a national park and wetland restoration has been ongoing at Crissy Field. ReWild Mission Bay has a similar vision for the mouth of Rose Creek. why should San Francisco get Read more