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Welcome to The Community
We are happy to welcome you as a member of ECO San Diego.
Your membership helps protect our local environment and build a healthier community here in San Diego.
What’s Next?
- You’ll receive occasional membership updates about current projects and activities.
- You can learn more about our active projects here.
- You can explore volunteer opportunities here.
Our Latest News & Info
6th Annual Environmental Leadership Summit
6th Annual Environmental Leadership Summit September 17, 2022THE FUTURE OF CONSERVATION We are pleased to announce the availability of tickets for the Sixth Annual San Diego Environmental Leadership Summit. After two years of virtual events, we are going live in...
Does California have private beaches?
Does California have private beaches? from Fox 5 San Diego, by: Matt Meyer, via Nexstar Media WireAre there any truly “private” beaches in California? “No,” comes the confident — and seemingly definitive — reply from Linda Locklin, a beach access guru with the...
How to Save Our Waters
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...
Support the Efforts of the ReWild Mission Bay Coalition And Let Your Voice Be Heard
San Diegans can get involved now and help guide the development of one of the region’s most iconic landscapes – Mission Bay. The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) gives the public the opportunity to be part of the planning process for projects that can impact the environment.
Nurture Nature Network
Environmental Center of San Diego (ECO SD) invites you to join us as we plant native plants, house by house, neighborhood by neighbors, for the benefit of butterflies, birds, bees, people, and all beings!
How Urban Infill Can Help Make San Diego Eco-Friendly
When it comes to strengthening our communities, sometimes less is more. We often see communities expanding into broader areas, but is this “bigger and better” mentality really serving us? Sprawl development of this type usually means that residents need to travel...