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More Trouble for San Diego Fairy Shrimp

A little bit of redesign could save four, maybe even nine, vernal pools that house the endangered San Diego fairy shrimp. Vernal pools are unique seasonal wetlands found in southwestern coastal California and northwestern Baja California, …

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Now You Sea Me, Now You Don’t

Part three of four in our “I Love My ASBS” blog series highlighting why we love San Diego’s Areas of Biological Significance. How do you describe your time in the water? For some, it’s a …

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The Best Thing About San Diego

Part two of four in our “I Love My ASBS” blog series highlighting why we love San Diego’s Areas of Biological Significance. Each Spring, I wait impatiently for Daylight Saving Time. Like many others, I’m …

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Participate in Public Hearings!

Here is an update on the proposed Toll Road project from student attorney Morgan Embleton. For more info about our legal clinic, click here. When most people think “legal,” they immediately think courtroom. But participating …

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What’s Happening to Otay Mesa’s Vernal Pools?

The following blog was written by student attorney Morgan Embleton. For more info about our legal clinic, click here. The endangered San Diego fairy shrimp lives in vernal pools, increasingly rare seasonal wetland habitats found …

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Diving and Snorkeling the ASBS

Part one of four in our “I Love My ASBS” blog series highlighting why we love San Diego’s Areas of Biological Significance. I recently took up scuba diving. The classes were held at La Jolla …

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A Message from Coastal Champion Jim Peugh

With World Ocean’s Day and Coastal Champion Awards right around the corner, there could not be a better time to hear from our 2013 Lighthouse Lifetime Achievement award winner Jim Peugh. The following message from …

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Help Stranded Sea Lion Pups

I surf. But although I joke about it, I seldom shred or carve, and I certainly never go aerial except with a magnificent wipeout. Mostly, I just love being surrounded by the water and its …

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Water Quality Testing with Wile E. Coyote

My first San Diego Coastkeeper water quality testing adventure came in March 2013. Although I had collected and tested water samples for a summer internship a few years back, not one of my days as …

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Got Land? The IRC Land Bank Program

Using organic farming methods protects our waters by eliminating harmful chemicals that would run off into nearby streams, rivers and storm drains. When it rains in gardens or farmland, the rainwater is absorbed into the …

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More Trouble for San Diego Fairy Shrimp

A little bit of redesign could save four, maybe even nine, vernal pools that house the endangered San Diego fairy shrimp. Vernal pools are unique seasonal wetlands found in southwestern coastal California and northwestern Baja California, …

Read More

Now You Sea Me, Now You Don’t

Part three of four in our “I Love My ASBS” blog series highlighting why we love San Diego’s Areas of Biological Significance. How do you describe your time in the water? For some, it’s a …

Read More

The Best Thing About San Diego

Part two of four in our “I Love My ASBS” blog series highlighting why we love San Diego’s Areas of Biological Significance. Each Spring, I wait impatiently for Daylight Saving Time. Like many others, I’m …

Read More

Participate in Public Hearings!

Here is an update on the proposed Toll Road project from student attorney Morgan Embleton. For more info about our legal clinic, click here. When most people think “legal,” they immediately think courtroom. But participating …

Read More

What’s Happening to Otay Mesa’s Vernal Pools?

The following blog was written by student attorney Morgan Embleton. For more info about our legal clinic, click here. The endangered San Diego fairy shrimp lives in vernal pools, increasingly rare seasonal wetland habitats found …

Read More

Diving and Snorkeling the ASBS

Part one of four in our “I Love My ASBS” blog series highlighting why we love San Diego’s Areas of Biological Significance. I recently took up scuba diving. The classes were held at La Jolla …

Read More

A Message from Coastal Champion Jim Peugh

With World Ocean’s Day and Coastal Champion Awards right around the corner, there could not be a better time to hear from our 2013 Lighthouse Lifetime Achievement award winner Jim Peugh. The following message from …

Read More

Help Stranded Sea Lion Pups

I surf. But although I joke about it, I seldom shred or carve, and I certainly never go aerial except with a magnificent wipeout. Mostly, I just love being surrounded by the water and its …

Read More

Water Quality Testing with Wile E. Coyote

My first San Diego Coastkeeper water quality testing adventure came in March 2013. Although I had collected and tested water samples for a summer internship a few years back, not one of my days as …

Read More

Got Land? The IRC Land Bank Program

Using organic farming methods protects our waters by eliminating harmful chemicals that would run off into nearby streams, rivers and storm drains. When it rains in gardens or farmland, the rainwater is absorbed into the …

Read More