This month Surfrider San Diego will launch a brand new scientific SURF MONITORING PROGRAM to establish baseline data about our local surfing resources and track their response to the influx of sand from the Regional Beach Sand Project… more »
Mike Lee of the Union Tribune recently published an article on the erosion issues in Sunset Cliffs National Park, which was named one of the nation’s top five “disappearing places”. Julia Chunn-Heer, Campaign Coordinator for the Surfrider Foundation… more »
Wanderlust lists Sunset Cliffs as one of the “Top 5 Disappearing Places”! None of us want to see Sunset Cliffs erode away. Join the Ocean Friendly Gardens committee to find out what you can do to help!! more »
Every day the waves break on the shore in San Diego. The swell direction conditions and size change. Sea level and tides change as well. Sand moves, cliffs erode naturally and create more beach width while also depositing… more »
Surfrider Foundation to Honor California State Parks with Clean Water Award FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jim Jaffee, jjaffee@surfriderSD.orgMay 2, 2011 – San Diego, Calif. – In recognition of their longstanding efforts to preserve and protect our beaches, Surfrider… more »
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Solana Beach proposal could remove sea walls in coming decades – SignOnSanDiego.com By Jonathan Horn UNION-TRIBUNE Thursday, March 17, 2011 at 6 a.m. SOLANA BEACH — In the decades to come, the sea walls that line the Solana… more »
Did you know that Surfrider Foundation San Diego County Chapter has a Beach Preservation Policy? Well, we do and and it’s intended to make sure that this (see picture) doesn’t happen to your beach amongst other things. Read… more »
I am very lucky to live in Solana Beach. Fletcher Cove shown below is the widest beach in Solana Beach. It is where the cliff has eroded the most leaving a wide beach where the cliff used to… more »
The San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) is the Lead Agency preparing an Environmental Impact Report/Environmental Assessment (EIR/EA) in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) for the Regional Beach Sand Project II (RBSP II). The U.S…. more »
