In celebration of Women's History Month a special highlight on the first female ecologist in California whose research in vernal pools still influences us today. 
(photo from Californiachapparal.org)

Dig a bit deeper into local ecology, and you’ll start to understand just what’s going on and why, over the course of a single day, upwards of three hundred palms needed to be airlifted out. 

In celebration of Women's History Month a special highlight on the first female ecologist in California whose research in vernal pools still influences us today. 

Nature is a resource, and like any must-have resource can be abundant in certain communities and scarce in another.

Mushrooms display a spectrum of characteristics standing tall above the lush painted moss below them, while delicate lichen adds texture and even more detail.

Moss is an ancient plant that has proof of its existence dating as far back as 450 million years ago.

With 2023 in the rearview, we also say farewell to our apprentices from the Fall 2023 Environmental Career Opportunity (ECO) Initiative program.

San Diegos homeless and at risk population to help restore San Diegos most valuable land.

San Diego Canyonlands awarded 3MM State grant

Welcome our new Board of Directors!