Brought to us by our friends at the San Diego River Foundation In the first episode of the “Ins and Outs of Invasives” series, you will get to know the San Diego River Watershed as we explore the importance of the San Diego River to our region, as well as Read more
The San Diego Reader covered the Coastal Commission hearing on Friday, April 16 concerning the Balboa Avenue Station rezoning plan and the failure of the City to address the impacts to Rose Creek and the Rose Creek bike path by increasing residential users seven-fold and encouraging users traversing between Pacific Read more
Rose Creek was part of Channel 8 News feature on I Love A Clean San Diego’s 19th Annual Creek to Bay Cleanup taking place on Saturday, April 24 — all day and everywhere. Sign up for #Creektobay2021 sponsored by #ILACSD
Please Stay Off the Trail Until the Rose Creek Bikeway is Completed Later This Spring 🌹 The Rose Creek Bikeway is still under construction and is expected to be completed later this spring. For your safety and the safety of the construction crews, we ask that you please refrain from biking or walking Read more
As part of the virtual Love Your Wetlands Month sponsored by San Diego Audubon, another great presentation on King Tides, the State of California’s King Tides Project, and much more. The Friend of Rose Creek have participate in the state’s King Tides Project for the last few years. Thanks to Read more
Emmy award winning Our People. Our History. Our Culture. tells the story of Sycuan and the Kumeyaay nation through the words of its people—Tribal elders, Council leaders, family members and the next generation. Augmented by incisive observations from Native American historians and a range of subject matter experts, this documentary Read more
The salt marsh is part of the tidal influence zone that experience low and high tides exactly as we see at our local beach. The lower salt marsh at Rose Creek is the portion of the salt marsh that is inundated with salt water at high tides. As an FYI, Read more
ReWild Mission Bay, Citizens Coordinate for Century III, and the UC Natural Reserve System hosted this webinar on Feb. 9, 2021, with Dr. Lisa Stratton, director of ecosystem management with the Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration (CCBER) at UC Santa Barbara, who discussed a successful wetlands restoration project Read more
Coastal Wetlands Are a Critical Ecosystem for a Healthy Climate