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Dr. Dan Witcher’s climbs raise funds, awareness for Veterans Village dental clinic
Throughout Southern California, palm trees have fallen victim to the South American palm weevil infestation, once stately skyline trees sadly dropping into a frown.
The Rancho Santa Fe Association recently accepted a gift of land from the Rancho Santa Fe Foundation.
Warmblood Way, Loping Lane, Canter Canyon, Alfalfa Alley. Rancho Santa Fe trail users will now be able to spot the historically charming names of these newly marked paths as the Rancho Santa Fe Association has installed a new set of trail markers, a step toward making the trail system safer for everyone in the community.
They aim to advance the county’s goals of combating climate change and reducing waste
Supervisors approve program to allow businesses to care for animals, crops during emergencies
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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.
The lower water levels people might be seeing at Lake Hodges are not drought-related but instead are due to the ongoing work repairing the 100-year-old Lake Hodges Dam.
Author Bill McKibben offers an encouraging take on averting climate catastrophe, in a virtual talk with San Diego environmentalists
An often asked question from locals over the last few months has been: What is happening on El Camino Real?
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.
Sustainable farming practices can capture carbon in plants and soil, while marshes and wetlands can sequester carbon in tidal zones, planners say
Fields manager Fred Clarke said 2021 was the floral attraction’s best year ever
Project aims to improve the health of the lagoon and slow the natural erosion of the shoreline between Solana Beach and Encinitas
The San Dieguito River Park is making progress on a local missing link of the Coast to Crest Trail.
The Rancho Santa Fe Association board approved the next phase in a plan to replant trees along the Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club’s newly renovated course.
In the R. Roger Rowe School garden, fifth grade teacher Jessica Henke is cultivating leadership, teamwork, social and emotional skills and an appreciation for the natural world.
