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In a unanimous decision following two hours of public testimony, the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board voted 6-0 in favor of a Supplemental Environmental Project (SEP) that will enable the ReWild Mission Bay “Wildest” plan for wetland restoration in northeast Mission Bay to be considered at the same level Read more

The City of San Diego is holding a series of forums on updates to the Climate Action Plan. Learn more at the City’s website.

36th Annual Virtual Coastal Cleanup Day Protecting the coast begins at your front door. Free online registration opens on September 1. The 36th Annual Coastal Cleanup Day is going dispersed on Saturday, September 26, 2020 in San Diego County. Register to join the county’s Official Coastal Cleanup Day coordinators, I Read more

Rose Creek Bikeway Rides Forward Over the past few months, SANDAG construction crews made significant progress constructing the two-mile long Rose Creek Bikeway that runs along Santa Fe Street between the cul-de-sac at the northern end (south of SR 52) and the new Mission Bay Drive undercrossing (north of Garnet Read more

The City of San Diego is updating the Parks Master Plan and we applaud the efforts. This plan includes a focus on equity for under served communities and we are very happy about this. Unfortunately, the plan does not do justice to our open space parks and natural places like Read more

Inaugural Black Birders Week Runs Through This Friday, June 5th   Within a matter of days after the Christian Cooper incident, a coalition of scientists, birders, and outdoor advocates launched a campaign to encourage birding and related outdoor activities among persons and communities of color under the name and hashtag Read more

Spending time in your garden?   Learn what garden plants beautify your home without wrecking havoc on San Diego’s wild places. The Don’t Plant a Pest! program is the result of collaboration between the ecological restoration and horticultural communities.Not only does the program identify what NOT to plant, it provides alternatives Read more

Take the City of San Diego’s Climate Action Plan update survey and make sure to advocate for protected and restored open space. Our creeks and canyons are one of the solutions to limiting the amount of concreted in this City. More concrete = higher temperatures.