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The Friends of Rose Creek have been working on removing Castor Bean from the banks of Rose Creek in Pacific Beach and want to continue the effort at Coastal Cleanup Day on Saturday, September 17 from 9 a.m. until noon. Click here for details. Castor bean displaces native plant species Read more…

Throughout the De Anza Revitalization Plan outreach process, both the community and the Ad-Hoc Committee have provided feedback on amenities and programs they would like to see and focus on for the future of the De Anza project area. If you missed the Ad Hoc meeting on June 16, members Read more…

Two surveys are posted on the Balboa Ave Station area specific plan website. Please let the project planners know, we oppose any more bridges across Rose Creek. Bridges change the ecosystem below the creek and put more concrete into our natural places. We want less concrete, not more. Ask the Read more…

Were you unable to attend the ReWild Mission Bay Community Workshop on June 14?  The project team is taking online feedback. Click here to share your ideas for restoring natural habitat in the northeast corner of Mission Bay.

If you missed the last meetings on mobility planning efforts for access to the Balboa Avenue Station of the Mid-Coast Trolley, you can still participate via the on-line survey. Because Rose Creek and the Rose Creek Bike Path are tightly intertwined with the efforts to get pedestrians, bicyclists, skateboarders, etc. Read more…

The spring 2016 edition of Rose Creek Chatter is available on line in PDF format. Please download and distribute. Enjoy this sneak peak.Click on the link to open the newletter in PDF format Rose Creek Chatter Spring 2016.

Recirculation – Rose Creek Bikeway Environmental Document Available for Public Review and Comment The Rose Creek Bikeway, a segment of the Coastal Rail Trail, is proposed to be built as a combination of a Class I bike path (completely separate from vehicle traffic) and a protected bikeway (on the street Read more…