Fall is the best time to plant native California plants in your yard. Native plants attract and support birds, bees, and butterflies. Looking for a hedge? Try Lemonade berry. Stays green all year round and birds love the berries. Have a slope that needs ground cover? Try California Buckwheat. Bees Read more…
Marian Bear Park is part of the upper Rose Creek Watershed. San Clemente Creek flows into Rose Creek. Please oppose the Regional Transportation Plan’s recommendation to add three new lanes of traffic to Highway 52 between I-5 and I-805. We have one simple request: no new lanes on Highway 52. Read more…
We could have this in San Diego if we have the political will to ReWild Mission Bay. Take Amtrak to Carpenteria for an overnight visit and visit this amazing place. Downtown “Carp” is at the train station and the salt marsh is a few blocks away.
This video contains 38 species of birds found at the Bolsa Chica Reserve just up the coast. Most of these species can also be seen at the Rose Creek salt march.
While this video is about a Central California estuary, all the same principles apply.
Pledge to protect your water. Take small actions to reduce stormwater pollution. Individual actions can lead to clean water and healthier communities. A 52-week action pledge campaign – “52 Ways to Love Your Water” – provides small weekly actions that everyone can participate in that will help protect our waterways. Read more…
Around the globe, communities are coming together to restore wetlands for the well-being of the planet, all the amazing creatures that live here, and our human communities. Find out what’s happening in the United Kingdom and support wetlands restoration in your community!
A film highlighting threats to the Mediterranean wetlands that have sustained human cultures for thousands of years. California faces the same issues a the Mediterranean. Let’s support wetlands restoration in our community.
Latino Conservation Week: Disfrutando y Conservando Nuestra Tierra is an initiative of Hispanic Access Foundation (HAF). Latino Conservation Week was created to support the Latino community getting into the outdoors and participating in activities to protect our natural resources. During this week, community, non-profit, faith-based, and government organizations and agencies Read more…