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Protecting Our ASBS Better: What Do You Expect From A Coastal Champion?

Watershed Management Plan The City of San Diego, University of CA, San Diego/Scripps Institution of Oceanography (UCSD/SIO), and San Diego Coastkeeper make up the La Jolla Shores Coastal Watershed Management Group. Their priority is to manage urban runoff …

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High Tech High Blog Series

High Tech High Blog Series: Blog 1 of 7   My eleventh grade class from High Tech High will begin publishing the results from our oceanic research project that uncovered water quality issues in San …

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Cigarettes: 10 Reasons Why We Should Change the Way We Dispose of Cigarette Butts

High Tech High Blog Series: Blog 2 of 7 Everyone knows cigarettes are harmful-smoking is hazardous to human health. An additonal problem is that people rarely realize just how large their impact on the environment can …

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Infographic: Cigarette Pollution

Cigarettes are not only harmful to humans, but to our environment as well. Often times, cigarette butts are improperly disposed of and washed into our oceans when it rains. Cigarettes are highly toxic to marine life, …

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If You Can’t Stand the Heat, Ask for Water Conservation

The summer is sure to bring the heat. We can already tell it’s going to be a summer of rushing to the ice cream truck, cold showers and ocean swimming.  As things quickly heat up, …

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The Power of Confluence

  We don’t have big rivers. (Head nod to San Diego River Park Foundation, The Escondido Creek Conservancy and their brethren.) We don’t have big rivers like Pittsburgh. For four and a half days recently, Matt and …

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This 12-Year-Old Knows What it Takes to Save the Planet

This is a story about a 12-year-old girl from San Diego who loves surfing, art and making the world a better place. One day she contacted San Diego Coastkeeper to share her story, and what …

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Allow us to Introduce our 2014 Coastal Champions

It’s a challenge that we accept every World Oceans Day–it’s never easy and it gets harder every year. But it’s a challenge we hold close to our heart anyway. What is it, you might ask? …

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Every Day Should Be Water Day

An April 17 U-T San Diego editorial, “Time to teach our kids where water comes from,” encourages our leaders to launch a California Water Awareness Day to prepare future generations to take on water supply …

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Why We Sued

Well, hello blog readers. Because you’re an important part of the Coastkeeper community, I wanted to take a moment to give you an insider’s perspective on our recent lawsuit. We filed against the San Diego …

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Protecting Our ASBS Better: What Do You Expect From A Coastal Champion?

Watershed Management Plan The City of San Diego, University of CA, San Diego/Scripps Institution of Oceanography (UCSD/SIO), and San Diego Coastkeeper make up the La Jolla Shores Coastal Watershed Management Group. Their priority is to manage urban runoff …

Read More

High Tech High Blog Series

High Tech High Blog Series: Blog 1 of 7   My eleventh grade class from High Tech High will begin publishing the results from our oceanic research project that uncovered water quality issues in San …

Read More

Cigarettes: 10 Reasons Why We Should Change the Way We Dispose of Cigarette Butts

High Tech High Blog Series: Blog 2 of 7 Everyone knows cigarettes are harmful-smoking is hazardous to human health. An additonal problem is that people rarely realize just how large their impact on the environment can …

Read More

Infographic: Cigarette Pollution

Cigarettes are not only harmful to humans, but to our environment as well. Often times, cigarette butts are improperly disposed of and washed into our oceans when it rains. Cigarettes are highly toxic to marine life, …

Read More

If You Can’t Stand the Heat, Ask for Water Conservation

The summer is sure to bring the heat. We can already tell it’s going to be a summer of rushing to the ice cream truck, cold showers and ocean swimming.  As things quickly heat up, …

Read More

The Power of Confluence

  We don’t have big rivers. (Head nod to San Diego River Park Foundation, The Escondido Creek Conservancy and their brethren.) We don’t have big rivers like Pittsburgh. For four and a half days recently, Matt and …

Read More

This 12-Year-Old Knows What it Takes to Save the Planet

This is a story about a 12-year-old girl from San Diego who loves surfing, art and making the world a better place. One day she contacted San Diego Coastkeeper to share her story, and what …

Read More

Allow us to Introduce our 2014 Coastal Champions

It’s a challenge that we accept every World Oceans Day–it’s never easy and it gets harder every year. But it’s a challenge we hold close to our heart anyway. What is it, you might ask? …

Read More

Every Day Should Be Water Day

An April 17 U-T San Diego editorial, “Time to teach our kids where water comes from,” encourages our leaders to launch a California Water Awareness Day to prepare future generations to take on water supply …

Read More

Why We Sued

Well, hello blog readers. Because you’re an important part of the Coastkeeper community, I wanted to take a moment to give you an insider’s perspective on our recent lawsuit. We filed against the San Diego …

Read More