Rose Creek in San Diego Earth Times 2019
If you didn’t pick up a copy of San Diego Earth Times, you’ll want to read the articles about Rose Creek.
If you didn’t pick up a copy of San Diego Earth Times, you’ll want to read the articles about Rose Creek.
Today’s exciting information comes from Kumeyaay.com dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Kumeyaay culture, telling the story from the Kumeyaay perspective. The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) today announced that the Barona Cultural Center & Museum Read more
A new invasive weed species has been identified in Carlsbad and other parts of San Diego County. Ward’s Weed is a small compact plant in the mustard family that almost looks like a tiny tumbleweed. It is easy to identify Read more
On Friday, September 22, 2017, the University of San Diego, in conjunction with the Office of Tribal Liaison, dedicated and opened the Kumeyaay Garden. This was a beautiful ceremony that kicked off the garden in grand fashion. In celebrating Native Read more
Originally, the Balboa Avenue Station Area Specific Plan was scheduled to go before the San Diego City Council on Tuesday, April 9. This included our attempts to have the Pacific Beach portion of Rose Creek dedicated as parkland. This agenda Read more
This article from the Women’s Museum of California, talks about the legacy of Two Spirits within Kumeyaay, also known as Tipai-Ipai or Diegueño culture and provides a brief overview of Kumeyaay history and how differents bands of the Kumeyaay nation Read more
The Friends of Rose Creek had a wonderful time leading Bird Watching Bingo walks along Rose Creek and to De Anza Cove. We had positive support for our Petition to create Rose Creek Park in the portion of the creek Read more