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Exploring the Rose Creek Watershed Lower Rose Creek, San Diego In this segment we explore Lower Rose Creek with Karin Zirk, Founder of the Friends of Rose Creek.
Lower Rose Creek flows through Pacific Beach and empties into Mission
Bay Park next to the Mission Bay Marshes, the last remaining salt marsh
on the bay. Karin, local volunteer Roy Little and Watershed Coordinator
Kelly Makley showcase efforts to restore the creekbank with native
plants, discuss the importance of mudflats and salt marshes, and
highlight a beautiful community art project dedicated to watershed
stewardship.
The Rose Creek Watershed Alliance is part of a comprehensive effort to enhance the Rose Creek Watershed, which includes both Rose and San Clemente canyons and drains into De Anza Cove at the north end of Mission Bay. This visionary planning approach guides projects that are restoring native habitat, improving stream flows, and educating local youth so that future generations of San Diegans can enjoy the watershed’s natural beauty, biological diversity, and recreational opportunities. You can learn more about this project and recreational opportunities at rosecreekwatershed.org. LOCATION
San Diego, California Credits
Series Host Kelly Makley, Rose Creek Watershed Coordinator Segment Host Karin Zirk, Friends of Rose Creek Roy Little, Friends of Mission Bay Marshes Production Coordinator Kelly Makley, Rose Creek Watershed Coordinator Funding Provided by Department of Conservation San Diego EarthWorks Special Thanks: San Diego EarthWorks Rose Creek Watershed Alliance City of San Diego Department of Conservation Film Code: RCWS-WF3 Produced, filmed and edited by |
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