Protection
Some Network members are directly or indirectly engaged in the acquisition
of land for conservation purposes. Learn
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Restoration and Enhancement
Many Network members are providing conservation services such as restoration,
pulling weeds, brush removal, tree thinning and planting, planting native
plants and the removal of invasive species and land management in publicly
owned preserves. Learn More
Plant/Animal Surveys
Network members do plant and animal surveys to assess the health of
the areas they are working to protect. Learn
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Historical/Cultural Activities
Opportunities to participate in historical and cultural activities
through the Network are currently limited but will grow as CRN... Read
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Trail building
Trail building can be hard, fun, physical work. It can include moving
dirt and rocks and felling trees or trimming branches. Learn
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Hikes/walks/talks
Activities can range from an easy walk with a naturalist to a plant
sale to a more vigorous hike. Learn
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Family Events
Family events are structured around the interests and abilities of
people of different ages. Learn
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Beaches/Rivers/streams
Many Network members have clean up days and restoration projects near
the water which is great in the summertime. Learn
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Cleanup events
Some Network members hold clean up events that attract many enthusiastic
volunteers. Learn More
planning for growth
As San Diego County grows, our natural areas are threatened by encroaching
development. Partially in response, ...
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Collaboration and Teamwork
Collaboration and teamwork are the primary tenants of the San Diego
Conservation Resources Network. Learn
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