Combatting beach pollution – and the pandemic – safely In the early months of 2020 when the coronavirus was still novel and quarantine was just beginning in the United States,…
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In 2018, Coastkeeper launched a partnership with the Moulton Niguel Water District to bring high-level water and watershed education to future ratepayers in their service area. We found that our…
With funding from the International Paper Foundation, Orange County Coastkeeper has been working with the US Forest Service for two years to develop stream profile data on Trabuco Creek. This…
Woah! Is it July already? These past few months sure seem to have ZOOMed right by. Along with the majority of you, I’ve been working from home this summer while...
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Orange County Coastkeeper is seeking a staff attorney to join its team. The attorney selected for this position will focus on litigation and advocacy in our efforts to protect, enhance…
Since April, Coastkeeper Garden Director Marianne has imparted her gardening wisdom through live lessons on our virtual programming, OCCK Streams. By offering simple tips and tricks like how to create…
As part of our living shorelines restoration project we have been monitoring restored native eelgrass and restored oyster habitat since 2016. Below, is a sneak peek at what we do…
Since June 7, 2013, the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) has been shut down. The plan for SONGS, including the plan for the spent fuel it holds has faced…
Southern California is rich in our proximity to a variety of landscapes. We can find mountains, coasts or deserts in our backyards. We are lucky to be so close to…
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently issued a sweeping suspension of environmental protections. While it tied this latest directive to the global COVID-19 pandemic, it coincides with four years…
