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Five Ways to be Environmentally Conscious this Halloween

Each year, Halloween generates a lot of trash. Whether it’s candy wrappers or spider web decorations, landfills typically take on a scary amount of reusable materials. Here are a few simple suggestions on how you …

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Preview! Fine art at the Seaside Soiree

Have you checked your calendar? San Diego Coastkeeper’s 16th annual fundraiser: the Seaside Soiree is right around the corner! Start filling those little piggy banks because this year we will be featuring four amazing artists …

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Cleaning Up Our La Jolla Storm Drains

A few years ago, the city spent millions on building the City of San Diego Coastal Low Flow Diversion Program. However, the system only works if the City properly maintains it. During the dry season, low …

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San Diego Coastkeeper 2012 Voter Guide

A number of important issues for San Diegans sit on November’s ballot. Many ballot measures are lengthy, full of jargon and confusing to read. We’ve broken down two different propositions that are important to San …

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Make an Edible Aquifer

An aquifer is an underground layer of rock, gravel, sand or silt through which water can easily move. This water can be extracted for human consumption through the use of a water well. Aquifers provide …

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Trash on the Water Fog in the Sky

As a student attorney for San Diego Coastkeeper, my work naturally revolves around the organization’s core mission of ensuring drinkable, swimmable, and fishable waters. While water is almost always the central theme of my work, …

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A Pollution Patrol Success Story

When you report a pollution issue to Coastkeeper, you’ll know that you were the catalyst to solving the problem. Recently, a San Diego resident called our pollution reporting hotline to let us know that a …

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Coastkeeper and UCSD tackle marine debris sources

Beach cleanups are one of our volunteers’ favorite programs. Who doesn’t love a morning on the beach with friends and family while helping to solve our global marine debris issue? So far this year, more …

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Coastkeeper Wins Two Bernays Awards

It starts like a bad joke—a lawyer, a scientist and writer walk into a room. But that’s where it turns good. They put their heads together, strategically align their communications with their programs, and they …

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Inaugural Community Advisory Council selected

  Welcome Allison Price to our Community Advisory Council. She represents the Mission Valley area. On my very first day with San Diego Coastkeeper, Waterkeeper Jill Witkowski came to me with an idea to change …

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Five Ways to be Environmentally Conscious this Halloween

Each year, Halloween generates a lot of trash. Whether it’s candy wrappers or spider web decorations, landfills typically take on a scary amount of reusable materials. Here are a few simple suggestions on how you …

Read More

Preview! Fine art at the Seaside Soiree

Have you checked your calendar? San Diego Coastkeeper’s 16th annual fundraiser: the Seaside Soiree is right around the corner! Start filling those little piggy banks because this year we will be featuring four amazing artists …

Read More

Cleaning Up Our La Jolla Storm Drains

A few years ago, the city spent millions on building the City of San Diego Coastal Low Flow Diversion Program. However, the system only works if the City properly maintains it. During the dry season, low …

Read More

San Diego Coastkeeper 2012 Voter Guide

A number of important issues for San Diegans sit on November’s ballot. Many ballot measures are lengthy, full of jargon and confusing to read. We’ve broken down two different propositions that are important to San …

Read More

Make an Edible Aquifer

An aquifer is an underground layer of rock, gravel, sand or silt through which water can easily move. This water can be extracted for human consumption through the use of a water well. Aquifers provide …

Read More

Trash on the Water Fog in the Sky

As a student attorney for San Diego Coastkeeper, my work naturally revolves around the organization’s core mission of ensuring drinkable, swimmable, and fishable waters. While water is almost always the central theme of my work, …

Read More

A Pollution Patrol Success Story

When you report a pollution issue to Coastkeeper, you’ll know that you were the catalyst to solving the problem. Recently, a San Diego resident called our pollution reporting hotline to let us know that a …

Read More

Coastkeeper and UCSD tackle marine debris sources

Beach cleanups are one of our volunteers’ favorite programs. Who doesn’t love a morning on the beach with friends and family while helping to solve our global marine debris issue? So far this year, more …

Read More

Coastkeeper Wins Two Bernays Awards

It starts like a bad joke—a lawyer, a scientist and writer walk into a room. But that’s where it turns good. They put their heads together, strategically align their communications with their programs, and they …

Read More

Inaugural Community Advisory Council selected

  Welcome Allison Price to our Community Advisory Council. She represents the Mission Valley area. On my very first day with San Diego Coastkeeper, Waterkeeper Jill Witkowski came to me with an idea to change …

Read More