Come support education programs at TRNERR. Souplantation (1810 Main Court, Chula Vista) will donate 15% of sales generated by Friends of San Diego Wildlife Refuges. Click on the title above to print flyer and see details.

Tuesday, July 22
Anytime between 5:00pm to 8:00pm

Wednesday, May 28th
5:00 – 8:00pm (ceremony at 5:30pm)
You’re invited to the 20th Anniversary of the Tijuana Estuary Visitor Center. Meet the building’s renowned architect Rob Wellington Quigley and the restored watershed map’s public artist Robin Brailsford.

Reservations required, click for more information and to RSVP.

Click here for CURRV home page   Click here for updates on CURRV events, including working group meetings, expert workshops, and trainings     Please find below links to informational products and reports that document the purpose, progress, and results of the CURRV project.  Keep in mind that this process is adaptive, meaning that as

A Geographic Information System is a computer system developed to capture, store, manage, analyze and display data that can be linked to geographic information, generating maps as the end product. GIS has been largely used as a tool to answer questions, to solve problems and to help in the decision making process in numerous fields

  Why this Project? The Tijuana Estuary is one of the largest intact coastal wetlands in Southern California, and a model case study from which to strengthen our collective understanding of wetland management using information from the past, present, and future. The TIME project is a collaborative project that brings together the perspectives of scientists

September 18 – October 16, 2021

Join us, in-person and virtually, for a month-long series of binational education and stewardship events to benefit the Tijuana River watershed.

Click on the image for more information on these month-long opportunities.

Tijuana River Action Month is a series of education and stewardship events held during September and October to benefit the Tijuana River Watershed. The goals of TRAM are to mobilize a record number of community volunteers and groups to become stewards of the Tijuana River Watershed; and, to recognize key efforts and investments by public and private agencies, businesses, non-profits and community groups to protect and restore the Tijuana River.