We had a great turnout for our water quality testing training with Rachele from San Diego Coastkeeper. If you are interested in participating in an upcoming testing event, please email us and we’ll get you plugged in.
While it’s no secret that the Friends of Rose Creek supports the ReWild Mission Bay “Wildest” alternative to restore a mere portion of the historic wetlands at the mouth of Rose Creek, the City of San Diego is also proposing it’s own plan called De Anza Natural. The Friends Read more…
On December 4th at the early hour of 7:30 a.m., we convened at the lower Rose Creek Salt Marsh with our partners San Diego Audubon / ReWild Mission Bay, and special guest State of California Assemblymember Chris Ward (78th district), Randy Wilde from Mayor Todd Gloria’s office, Jordan Bean from Read more…
Great opportunity to: Learn the skill set of water sampling in urban creeks anywhere – at no charge. Learn about water-testing for pollutants in Rose Creek, the major urban stream that feeds fresh water into Mission Bay. Provide data to ReWild Mission Bay (ReWildMissionBay.org) /San Diego Audubon and Read more…
Adopt a ten, twenty or fifty foot stretch of Rose Creek. Restore native habitat for birds, bees, and more. You can restore as much or as little as you wish. The work you do today will reap rewards for decades. Contact us to learn more.
Thanks to a partnership with Christ Lutheran Church, The Friends of Rose Creek are eligible for a 50% match on donations made to our fiscal sponsor for our use. This means, your $50 donation becomes $75 dollars and your $20 donation becomes $30. All funds are used for maintenance of Read more…
A huge shout out to We Clean Trails, Marisa Butler and the Miss Earth USA mission that came out and removed trash from Rose creek. Beauty and the beach: Miss Earth USA participants finish mission trip in La Jolla – La Jolla Light
The May 15 nature walk at Rose Creek took place on May 15th from 9-11 am at mid-tide. Here are birds spotted. Click on the image to enlarge if you so chose.
The Presido was a military base for 200 years under the Spanish, the Mexicans, and then the USA. Now it’s a national park and wetland restoration has been ongoing at Crissy Field. ReWild Mission Bay has a similar vision for the mouth of Rose Creek. why should San Francisco get Read more…