ReWild Mission Bay
As you might have seen in Jim Peugh’s piece in Times of San Diego this weekend, ReWild Mission Bay’s feasibility study demonstrates that a plan to increase the volume of wetlands in the northeast corner of Mission Bay is not only feasible, but is the most cost-effective option for the city when sea level rise and […]
A few weeks ago we said we were arriving at a point where votes would be cast and decisions made about our bay and our park. That time is now. Let city officials know you support ReWild Mission Bay – and that you oppose backroom deals. We need you this Tuesday, June 4, at 6 […]
It’s another busy week for the ReWild Mission Bay campaign, and we have a pair of events we need your presence at: Wednesday, May 22 – 6:30 p.m. Pacific Beach Planning Group Pacific Beach Public Library 4275 Cass St. San Diego, CA 92109 Thursday, May 23 – 1 p.m. San Diego City Council Environment Committee […]
Thank you to all our supporters who joined us May 4th at Mission Bay High School for the discussion with Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 (C3) on the future of Mission Bay and the ReWild campaign. Thank you for wearing your ReWild shirts and being part of the conversation! We have another opportunity for you […]
Councilmember Jennifer Campbell was elected to San Diego City Council in November, and has already taken an interest in the future of Mission Bay, located in the heart of her council district. She demonstrated her commitment to the bay by attending this year’s Love Your Wetlands Day at Kendall-Frost Marsh Preserve in February. As chair […]
Things are moving quickly as our ReWild campaign for Mission Bay ramps up. As indicated in Thursday’s e-mail, we need to turn community members and stakeholders out in force for tomorrow’s Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 (C3) topic discussion on ReWild, which will be held at the Mission Bay High School library from 1 to […]
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.