Response to Claims on Del Mar Election Flyer
October 22, 2020
This past week, candidates for City Council in Del Mar posted a public flyer referencing the Surfrider Foundation and alleging that our advocacy related to
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Surfrider Foundation San Diego County is a community of everyday people who passionately protect our playground - the ocean, waves, and beaches - for all to enjoy. We fight for clean water, coastal preservation, ocean protection, beach access and to reduce plastic pollution.
This past week, candidates for City Council in Del Mar posted a public flyer referencing the Surfrider Foundation and alleging that our advocacy related to
A single-use plastic pollution reduction ordinance on the horizon The City of Oceanside hosted two public community workshops via ZOOM on October 5 & 6,
North County’s bluffs are naturally eroding while sea levels rise. Thoughtful planning is needed to maintain a healthy beach. As human activities and development in
Victory for our ‘ReWild Mission Bay’ campaign! Yesterday the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board made a major decision to support wetland restoration in
Restore 227 acres of natural wetlands in the Northeast corner of Mission bay for cleaner water, climate resilience, carbon sequestration, and greater access to public
More than twenty trains roll along the edge of Del Mar’s eroding bluffs every day. Surfrider San Diego is supporting efforts to see this unsafe
Written by Alex Toschi, Ben Rubenson, Deanna Pinkard-Meier, Keala Minna-Choe, Kamron Zarrabi, Jess DellaRossa and L. Minna-Choe For over three years, BWTF volunteers have collected
On Thursday September 10, the California Coastal Commission took an important step to preserve California beaches. The Commission considered an application to fill a ‘gap’
CBWN has been our chapter’s priority clean water campaign since February 2017.