Boating is a great way to get out on the water to relax or go catch a fish. There are simple things that you can do to help keep our waterways clean. 1. Use the …
Children are our future. That future can be bold and beautiful or dark and dreary. You mean the difference between a generation of environmental leaders who love and respond the environment, making choices to live, …
San Diego may be nationally famous for the success of our sports teams, but we also have an often overlooked geological feature called “beaches.” (#jokable) Our beaches draw tourists and transplants from all over the …
In San Diego, a typical household uses about 10,472 gallons of water a month. What can you do to use less this month? Whatever your conservation goal is – 15 percent, 25 percent or more – …
Neighborhood pollution comes in all forms – cigarette butts on street corners, dog remnants on the grass, food wrappers and bags blowing by and pesticides and fertilizers in our yards. Luckily, a few easy adjustments …
The massive amount of cars on San Diego County’s roads greatly contributes to water and air pollution. We breathe the chemicals from autos, which irritate our lungs, resulting in asthma, bronchitis, lowered-lung capacity and other …
Did you read our Annual Report? If so, we hope you enjoyed it- and if you are still wondering how you can get involved with Coastkeeper this year, look no further. Starting this fall, Coastkeeper …
Top 10 Ways to Keep our Beaches Clean this Memorial Day Memorial Day is fast approaching and on Memorial Day weekend, we will have an influx of trash on our beaches. Here is a list …
Part three of four in our Annual Report blog series highlighting everything Coastkeeper in the year of 2012. I offer you one word to sum up Coastkeeper in 2012: Invaluable. There should be nothing controversial …
Meleah Ashford Photo San Diego Coastkeeper is gearing up to hold its 15th annual Coastal Champion Awards on the morning of June 4, 2013 where we want your suggestions on who to recognize! We will …
Boating is a great way to get out on the water to relax or go catch a fish. There are simple things that you can do to help keep our waterways clean. 1. Use the …
Children are our future. That future can be bold and beautiful or dark and dreary. You mean the difference between a generation of environmental leaders who love and respond the environment, making choices to live, …
San Diego may be nationally famous for the success of our sports teams, but we also have an often overlooked geological feature called “beaches.” (#jokable) Our beaches draw tourists and transplants from all over the …
In San Diego, a typical household uses about 10,472 gallons of water a month. What can you do to use less this month? Whatever your conservation goal is – 15 percent, 25 percent or more – …
Neighborhood pollution comes in all forms – cigarette butts on street corners, dog remnants on the grass, food wrappers and bags blowing by and pesticides and fertilizers in our yards. Luckily, a few easy adjustments …
The massive amount of cars on San Diego County’s roads greatly contributes to water and air pollution. We breathe the chemicals from autos, which irritate our lungs, resulting in asthma, bronchitis, lowered-lung capacity and other …
Did you read our Annual Report? If so, we hope you enjoyed it- and if you are still wondering how you can get involved with Coastkeeper this year, look no further. Starting this fall, Coastkeeper …
Top 10 Ways to Keep our Beaches Clean this Memorial Day Memorial Day is fast approaching and on Memorial Day weekend, we will have an influx of trash on our beaches. Here is a list …
Part three of four in our Annual Report blog series highlighting everything Coastkeeper in the year of 2012. I offer you one word to sum up Coastkeeper in 2012: Invaluable. There should be nothing controversial …
Meleah Ashford Photo San Diego Coastkeeper is gearing up to hold its 15th annual Coastal Champion Awards on the morning of June 4, 2013 where we want your suggestions on who to recognize! We will …