San Dieguito River Park
Preserving and interpreting the natural and cultural resources of the San Dieguito River Valley
Palomar Audubon Society Trip Leader Jim Beckman guides birders through San Pasqual Valley in early spring, and the list of bird species seen is posted on the PAS website (opens in new window ). SDRP has compiled the lists from 2014-2019 into a PDF document . 45 bird species were seen this year, and 2 …
On October 8, 2011, the San Dieguito River Park celebrated the opening of a short trail with a long horizon – the Old Coach Trail – linking the Coast to Crest Trail in San Pasqual Valley to the City of Poway’s vast trail system including the regional Trans-County Trail. The 200 feet of new trail, …
San Dieguito River Park (SDRP) has transformed and evolved tremendously over the past almost 12 years since the devastating Witch Creek Fire engulfed the San Pasqual Valley, Lake Hodges, and Santa Fe Valley trail systems. The fire burned 247,800 acres and devastated wildlife habitat. At the start of 2008, all the trails in the burn …
The featured bird this month is the Brewer’s Blackbird The featured image of a Brewer’s Blackbird was taken by Brian Sullivan and was found on The Cornell Lab of Ornithology Birds of North America website. These birds are common year-round in San Diego County. Palomar Audubon Society Trip Leader Jim Beckman guides birders through San …
There are several threatened and endangered species that reside within the San Dieguito River Valley. One of them is the Arroyo Toad (Bufo californicus) listed as Endangered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Historically extending from the upper Salinas River in San Luis Obispo County to well into Baja California, its distribution has declined …
