A huge thanks to those who came out to Rose Creek and helped document the amazing diversity of life in this urban creek. In San Diego county, over 1,100 Citizen Scientists made over 30,000 observations and documented over 2,700 species. Read more
Adults and kids welcome (we recommend ages 9 and up) Walks are easy, and you may leave at any time No bathrooms or water in Rose Canyon Park or at the trailhead parking area Meet: Trailhead at intersection of Regents Read more
66 volunteers worked very hard along Rose Creek on April 21 pickup trash, getting down in the creek to pull out tires and muddy sleeping bags, and we enjoyed ice cream provided by Campland on the Bay. A few lucky Read more
CBS News broadcast a story on the issues of trash and differentially housed individuals in the section of Rose Creek between Garnet Avenue and Mission Bay Drive. Click here to read the article.
Join I Love A Clean San Diego and the Friends of Rose Creek as we cleanup Rose Creek from the Mike Gotch Bridge to Interstate 5. The cleanup runs from 9 a.m. until noon and we’ll meet at Mission Bay Read more
The Kumeyaay are the people who were living in this region when the Spanish arrived. For hundreds of years, their culture was under attack but times are changing. Cuyamaca College and the Tribes of San Diego sponsor Kumeyaay Community College Read more
The Southern California Tribal Chairmen’s Association publishes the monthly TANF Newsletter with articles of interest to the First Nations of Southern California. The newsletter features historical information, cultural goings on, as well as a calendar of events. For those of Read more
This month’s edition Kumeyaay Corner highlights Kumeyaay History as shared by the Viejas Band of Kumeyayy Indians. (http://viejasbandofkumeyaay.org) “The Kumeyaay, Yuman-speaking people of Hokan stock, have lived in this region for more than 10,000 years. Historically, the Kumeyaay were horticulturists Read more
Help San Diego win the 2018 City Nature Challenge! City Nature Challenge is a worldwide competition to see which city can make the most observations of their local plants and animals over a 4-day period. And San Diego is one Read more