Editorial Articles

By Danielle Parsons and Ella Horvath Most of us have the perception that the San Diego River is a wild waterway, however its fragile ecology is unraveling due to the threats associated with urbanization, including invasive species, encampments, and differences in management practices by landowners.

Our homeowner association’s path towards a native plant demonstration garden began – well, unusually. It took an event – let’s call it “squirrel-gate” – to organize like-minded neighbors to lobby for environmentally friendly habitat and wildlife practices.

Q & A with a Local Marine Biologist Turned Science Communicator Curious about the state of our waters, what’s at stake, and how in the world you can contribute to solving the most pressing problems? Local marine biologist, Ellen Spooner, pulls back the curtain on...

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