The autosampler is slowly, but surely, progressing. After securing the necessary money, and finding and purchasing parts, I have taken the first few steps towards completing the autosampler. To remind everyone, this autosampler will allow …
This blog was published May 2, 2013. Click here for more up-to-date information on Safe Harbor laws in San Diego. The Clean Water Act is the primary tool we use to protect and restore fishable, …
A few weeks ago I was invited to attend a workshop hosted by the EPA called Technology to Empower Citizen Scientists. About 60 people from NGOs and state and federal agencies got together to discuss …
The Tijuana River Valley (Valley) has a decades-long history of water quality issues. Significant improvements in the arena of wastewater treatment have in recent years improved water quality on both sides of the border. However, …
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 …
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 …
The Water Quality Monitoring Lab here at San Diego Coastkeeper is proud to announce our 2009-2010 Watershed report. It’s taken us a while, but we have crunched down the data that our volunteers and partners …
Urban runoff is San Diego’s #1 pollution problem. Because San Diego gets rain so infrequently, pollutants build up on the land over time. When it rains, those pollutants are carried into our storm drains and …
Preliminary results are in for our May 19 water quality monitoring event. Water quality in May was overall pretty good. The map on the right shows the “winners” and “losers” for the month. The sites marked in green …
The autosampler is slowly, but surely, progressing. After securing the necessary money, and finding and purchasing parts, I have taken the first few steps towards completing the autosampler. To remind everyone, this autosampler will allow …
This blog was published May 2, 2013. Click here for more up-to-date information on Safe Harbor laws in San Diego. The Clean Water Act is the primary tool we use to protect and restore fishable, …
A few weeks ago I was invited to attend a workshop hosted by the EPA called Technology to Empower Citizen Scientists. About 60 people from NGOs and state and federal agencies got together to discuss …
The Tijuana River Valley (Valley) has a decades-long history of water quality issues. Significant improvements in the arena of wastewater treatment have in recent years improved water quality on both sides of the border. However, …
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 …
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 …
The Water Quality Monitoring Lab here at San Diego Coastkeeper is proud to announce our 2009-2010 Watershed report. It’s taken us a while, but we have crunched down the data that our volunteers and partners …
Urban runoff is San Diego’s #1 pollution problem. Because San Diego gets rain so infrequently, pollutants build up on the land over time. When it rains, those pollutants are carried into our storm drains and …
Preliminary results are in for our May 19 water quality monitoring event. Water quality in May was overall pretty good. The map on the right shows the “winners” and “losers” for the month. The sites marked in green …
