The Nature School – Native Plant Garden Maintenance * Join us for Native Plant Gardening and Tree Watering on Saturday August 8 from 10 AM until noon. Meet behind the Rose Creek Cottage 2525 Garnet Ave in Pacific Beach. Park Read more
Saturday, July 25 10 Am until Noon! We’ve got 9 trees and a heap of coastal sage scrub plants that need water. If you’ve been wanting to help out, we can really use your help this weekend.Meet behind the Rose Read more
For those of you who don’t know, the City is planning on dredging our creeks because they consider them storm drains, not wetlands. We would like to encourage you to attend this meeting and make your comments known. We need Read more
Normally a small group of people handle watering/weeding the 4th weekend of the month, but due to vacation schedules, we’re down to a skelton crew this weekend. Saturday, June 27 10 Am until Noon! If you’ve been wanting to help Read more
The Nature School – Native Plant Garden Maintenance * Join us for Native Plant Gardening and Tree Watering on Saturday July 11 from 10 AM until noon. Meet behind the Rose Creek Cottage 2525 Garnet Ave in Pacific Beach. Park Read more
Inviting all residents, business owners, recreational users and others who have an interest in Rose Creek. ~ We meet the Second Wednesday of every month ~ Next Meeting: Wednesday, July 8 Pacific Beach Recreation Center, 1405 Diamond Street (one block Read more
The Nature School – Native Plant Garden Maintenance * Join us for Native Plant Gardening and Tree Watering on Saturday June 13 from 10 AM until noon. Meet behind the Rose Creek Cottage 2525 Garnet Ave in Pacific Beach. Park Read more
Monthly Meeting Wednesday June 10 @ 6 PMInviting all residents, business owners, recreational users and others who have an interest in Rose Creek. ~ We meet the Second Wednesday of every month ~ Next Meeting: Wednesday, June 10 Pacific Beach Read more
Editorial by Karin Zirk The way I see it, the only reason the Rose Creek corridor was spared undergrounding, like San Pedro Creek, or extensive development over the last fifty years, was that it was being saved for future development. Read more
The Friends of Rose Creek is a member of San Diego Canyonlands, a local 501(c)3 that is providing essential services for our canyons and creeks. They serve as a catalyst for grassroots community organizing infrastructure, education, inspiration, and encouragement, research Read more