Get the latest updates on our ongoing campaign to restore native wetland habitat to the northeast corner of Mission Bay.
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KPBS Evening Edition: San Diego’s Mission Bay May Get A Naturalizing Facelift
By Erik Anderson Video and photography by Nicholas Mcvicker Aired 9/9/15 on KPBS News. San Diego’s Mission Bay will get back a piece of its past if the effort to restore wetlands near Rose Creek happens. The northern rim of San Diego’s Mission Bay could be in for a major facelift. The Audubon Society…
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San Diego Audubon Launches ReWild Mission Bay
ReWild calls for community input to enhance and restore up to 170 acres of wetlands SAN DIEGO, July 31, 2015 – San Diego Audubon Society, a local organization dedicated to fostering the protection and appreciation of birds, wildlife and local habitats, announces ReWild Mission Bay and its new website, rewildmissionbay.org. Through the site, Audubon released…
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La Jolla Light: ReWild Mission Bay chosen as primary regional wetlands project
Published July 2015 by the San Diego Community Newspaper Group San Diego Audubon’s ReWild Mission Bay recently became one of three projects chosen to spearhead wetlands restoration in the San Diego region. As it adopted a resolution to prioritize the protection and restoration of San Diego’s wetlands, the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board…
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San Diego Audubon’s ReWild Mission Bay Chosen as One of Three Primary Regional Wetlands Projects
San Diego, June 24, 2015 Project part of San Diego Water Board’s move to prioritize wetlands restoration Today, San Diego Audubon’s ReWild Mission Bay became one of three projects chosen to spearhead wetlands restoration in the San Diego region.
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Success in Sacramento!
Exciting news! The CA State Coastal Conservancy board unanimously voted to award San Diego Audubon $460,000, with an additional $25,000 awarded by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, to undertake the Mission Bay Wetland Feasibility Study. This important first step in the Mission Bay Wetlands Initiative will explore options to expand and improve tidal marsh and mudflat habitats…
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The ReWild Coalition Turned 100!
If you missed our ReWild Celebration last night, you missed a great gathering of wetland-supporting community—new and old! The ReWild Coalition Turned 100! The hundred attendees had hours to relax and laugh and share and update on all our important projects. But we also got some important business done. Jim Peugh and Muriel Spooner gave…
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Mission Bay-Tecolote Creek Historical Ecology Report Published
The San Francisco Estuary Institute just completed the historical reconnaissance study for Mission Bay and Tecolote Creek. This report outlines the landscape patterns and ecological conditions prior to Euro-American modification, and informs restoration potential for the area. “Mission Bay and the Tecolote Creek Watershed are within the ancestral territory of the ‘Iipay and Tipai Kumeyaay…
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Wetlands Are Waiting: Tell The City to Start ReWilding
The ReWild Coalition continues to advocate for advancing wetland restoration in the northeast corner of Mission Bay, focusing now on funding sources and getting the city to act on De Anza Natural and Fiesta Island wetlands plans. In May of 2024, we got the City to approve a substantial wetland restoration plan with over 80%…