ReWild Mission BayTogether we defend our region's birds, unique biodiversity, and threatened habitats through advocacy, education, and restoration.
Bree Steffan This article was published on Spectrum News on September 20th, 2024 Nancy Torres is excited to get a closer look at Kendall Frost Marsh Reserve. It’s usually closed to the public, but the gates are now open. A “Wander the Wetlands” event kicked off Latino Conservation Week, which was created by the Hispanic Access Foundation […]
While wetlands captivate us with their visible beauty, it’s their unseen role in supporting marine life that truly makes them invaluable. Many species of fish are reliant on coastal habitats such as marshes during their juvenile stages, and wetlands provide protection for these tiny inhabitants as they grow. Not only is it a sanctuary for […]
The recent approval of the De Anza Natural Plan by the City Council marks a significant milestone in our journey towards a more sustainable and vibrant Mission Bay. This achievement is a testament to the dedication of our community members and the tireless efforts of the ReWild Coalition. The broad media coverage we received underscores […]
ReWild Coalition Brings Improvements and Wetland Expansion to the Bay
by MacKenzie Elmer This was originally published in Voice of San Diego on May 13th 2024 When it comes to combating global warming, local governments have a limited number of weapons at their disposal. City Councils don’t usually take on fossil fuel companies or develop the latest carbon sequestering technologies. But, sometimes, the best greenhouse gas-eliminating […]
By: Cindy J. Lin Published by the Times of San Diego In the upcoming decades, the best way for San Diego to endure unpredictable and extreme weather events is to strongly and proactively protect and expand our vulnerable last remaining 1% of coastal wetlands and marshes in Mission Bay. Wetlands help protect our way of […]
Mayday! Mission Bay Needs You Now More Than Ever! The future of the northeast Mission Bay hangs in the balance, and your voice is crucial in steering its destiny. The plan to restore vital wetlands at De Anza Cove will finally be presented to the full City Council, and it’s imperative we make our voices […]
A new report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reveals that as of 2019, wetlands—95 percent of which are freshwater—occupied less than 6 percent of the contiguous United States, a figure that represents half of their extent since the 1780s. The report further indicates a 50 percent increase in loss rates since 2009, cautioning […]
On March 14th , over 40 ReWilders showed up with their game faces on and sat in council chambers for over 4 hours to make their voices heard for wetlands. We had 25 speakers, including representatives from the Climate Action Campaign, San Diego Audubon Society, San Diego Coastkeeper, Friends of Rose Canyon, Rose Creek, and […]
A new report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reveals that as of 2019, wetlands—95 percent of which are freshwater—occupied less than 6 percent of the contiguous United States, a figure that represents half of their extent since the 1780s. The report further indicates a 50 percent increase in loss rates since 2009, cautioning […]