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Founder Paramahansa Yogananda ‘loved to landscape. One of the main things to talk about the beauty of the grounds is that it reflects the serenity of God’
They came by horseback, by bike and on a morning walkabout with the dog to attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Olivenhain’s newest trail, Trail 95.
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Author Bill McKibben offers an encouraging take on averting climate catastrophe, in a virtual talk with San Diego environmentalists
The nonprofit received the grant from San Diego-based philanthropic group Las Patronas to expand its efforts
The Surfrider Foundation and partner agencies hosted post-Fourth of July “Morning After Mess” cleanups on July 5, with volunteers removing more than 1,645 pounds of trash from seven popular San Diego beaches.
Caltrans and SANDAG, with their community partner The Nature Collective, hosted a ribbon-cutting and community exploration day on June 4 celebrating the San Elijo Lagoon’s completed restoration and new trail connections.
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Sustainable farming practices can capture carbon in plants and soil, while marshes and wetlands can sequester carbon in tidal zones, planners say
Coastal Roots Farm is a nonprofit community farm with an admirable mission: “to nourish connections to ourselves, our neighbors, and the land.”
Fields manager Fred Clarke said 2021 was the floral attraction’s best year ever
The passion project of Encinitas resident Dave Dean has drawn rock-painters from all over the world
Project aims to improve the health of the lagoon and slow the natural erosion of the shoreline between Solana Beach and Encinitas
After nearly nine years as executive director of the San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy, with accomplishments ranging from progress on Riverpath Del Mar to a campaign that helped preserve part of the lagoon boardwalk, Trish Boaz will retire at the end of the year.
A rare and unusual flower came into bloom at San Diego Botanic Garden (SDBG) on Oct. 31 —a perfect time for the aptly-named corpse flower to show its stuff.
During the last bloom cycle in 2018, the rare bloom — which smells like rotting meat — drew thousands of visitors
The Encinitas-based nonprofit San Diego Botanic Garden is getting roughly $200,000 from the California State Coastal Conservancy and $50,000 from the Natural Resources Conservation Service to remove invasive plants and replenish native plants in Ocean Knoll Canyon
On Aug. 5 , the Cardiff School District Board formally approved the rededication of the Cardiff School’s two student play areas to honor two iconic Cardiff School principals, both of whom led the school for over 20 years.
