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“Un Viaje Por Los Humedales” / “Journey Through the Wetlands” – Latino Conservation Week!

Free event for the public! Join us for a celebration of the Latino community and their contributions to conservation. We will have kayaking, live animals, mariachi, art, food and many other family-friendly activities to celebrate the value and beauty of the coastal wetlands and the nature that connects us all. This year SDAS is celebrating Read More

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LCW- Pintura, Plantitas y Charla September 15th!

Connect with nature through painting, a native plant walk, and an opportunity to add observations on iNaturalist during this free, bilingual (English/Spanish) family event “Pintura, Plantitas, y Charla” happening at Tijuana Slough National Wildlife Refuge on Sunday, September 15 from 8 am to 10 am. Special guest, Dr. Mariana Delgado Fernandez from Expediciones Botanicas will Read More

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Let’s celebrate California Biodiversity Day together On September 7th!

The San Diego Natural History Museum, San Diego Audubon Society, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and naturalist Hector Valtierra will be leading a bilingual (Spanish and English) in-person bioblitz event on Saturday, September 7 from 8:00 am to 10:00 am to record the biodiversity found at Tijuana Slough National Wildlife Refuge. The challenge is to Read More

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State Parks Newsletter June 2024

As part of our 5-year birthday celebration, we are bringing back our monthly newsletter! We’ve missed sharing regular updates and news with you – our incredible community of park supporters – and we’re excited to kick off summer with our June edition. Read on to learn about the grand opening of California’s newest state park Read More

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March 2024 Refuge Watch from NWRA

 Variety of Coral and fish in Rose Atoll National Wildlife Refuge | Pete Leary/USFWS Dear Refuge Watch Readers, Spring explodes across national wildlife refuges, painting landscapes with a kaleidoscope of wildflowers and filling the air with the joyful songs of returning birds ready to build their nests. Witnessing this annual rebirth reminds us of the Read More

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Defending the Tijuana Estuary

“Decades ago, realizing that the Tijuana Estuary was at risk of destruction, the McCoys mobilized friends and neighbors across Imperial Beach, riding the wave of the 1960s and ’70s U.S. environmental movement. Then they passed the torch to the following generations even as the struggle — for open space, for conservation and against climate change Read More