BLOG

Locals Only – Native Plant Gardening to Protect our Surf Breaks

This is the ninth of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. The vibe …

Read More

It Takes a Village to Protect a Watershed

This is the eighth of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. Over the …

Read More

Saving the ocean one raindrop at a time

This is the seventh of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of our local water supply and how to increase the reliability of our supplies now and into the future. The watershed that drains …

Read More

MPA Update: Keeping an eye under water

It’s summer–what better time to get your feet wet in the name of science?  We’re talking about marine protected area monitoring, which will help us understand the state of our sea, and track the effects …

Read More

MPA Update: Implementation Date

Great news from Stockton, CA: The Fish and Game Commission set an October 1, 2011 implementation date for the southern California marine protected areas! The network was designed to protect sea life and habitats at …

Read More

Celebrating Low Impact Development on World Oceans Day

June 8th of 2011 was a good day for our ocean –people around the globe celebrated World Oceans Day, and we here in San Diego honored our coastline with celebrations of pollution prevention and marine …

Read More

Marine Protected Areas Update: Celebrate the Ocean!

Hello friends, World Oceans Day, on June 8, is a day to celebrate the Big Blue and all it provides, from food and fun to fresh air and jobs. San Diego Coastkeeper is offering a …

Read More

MPAs: Status, Sustainability and Seafood, oh my!

We are back and ready for MPA action. Our big win in December gave us some amazing new conservation sites at Swamis, south La Jolla and Imperial Beach. Here’s the current status: While we won …

Read More

Can Kayaking in La Jolla Keep our Water Clean?

This is the fourth of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. Angela, co-owner …

Read More

Translating state policy into action on the ground (or in the ocean)

This is the third of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. We know …

Read More

Locals Only – Native Plant Gardening to Protect our Surf Breaks

This is the ninth of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. The vibe …

Read More

It Takes a Village to Protect a Watershed

This is the eighth of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. Over the …

Read More

Saving the ocean one raindrop at a time

This is the seventh of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of our local water supply and how to increase the reliability of our supplies now and into the future. The watershed that drains …

Read More

MPA Update: Keeping an eye under water

It’s summer–what better time to get your feet wet in the name of science?  We’re talking about marine protected area monitoring, which will help us understand the state of our sea, and track the effects …

Read More

MPA Update: Implementation Date

Great news from Stockton, CA: The Fish and Game Commission set an October 1, 2011 implementation date for the southern California marine protected areas! The network was designed to protect sea life and habitats at …

Read More

Celebrating Low Impact Development on World Oceans Day

June 8th of 2011 was a good day for our ocean –people around the globe celebrated World Oceans Day, and we here in San Diego honored our coastline with celebrations of pollution prevention and marine …

Read More

Marine Protected Areas Update: Celebrate the Ocean!

Hello friends, World Oceans Day, on June 8, is a day to celebrate the Big Blue and all it provides, from food and fun to fresh air and jobs. San Diego Coastkeeper is offering a …

Read More

MPAs: Status, Sustainability and Seafood, oh my!

We are back and ready for MPA action. Our big win in December gave us some amazing new conservation sites at Swamis, south La Jolla and Imperial Beach. Here’s the current status: While we won …

Read More

Can Kayaking in La Jolla Keep our Water Clean?

This is the fourth of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. Angela, co-owner …

Read More

Translating state policy into action on the ground (or in the ocean)

This is the third of a 10-part blog series examining the nature of ASBS, the threats they face and the actions we can take to protect these biological hotspots for future San Diegans. We know …

Read More