What we’re about
Our vision is for lower Rose Creek to be an open space park providing recreational and learning opportunities and a clean, healthy, aesthetically pleasing environment for residents, visitors, businesses, and native plants and animals, while serving as an accessible link for bicyclists and pedestrians to move between Rose Canyon Park, Marian Bear Park, Mission Bay Park, and surrounding communities. We invite everyone to help us make the dream a reality by habitat restoration, community cleanups, and nature walks. For more information, visit our website.
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Upcoming events (4+)
See all- Rose Creek Native Plant Garden Volunteer Work Party2525 Garnet Ave, San Diego, CA
Join the Friends of Rose Creek on the Second Saturday of every month from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. while we work on The Nature School’s native plant interpretive garden behind Rose Creek Cottage. Enjoy weeding, watering, removing invasive non-native plants and trash, and planting native species (fall and winter months) and get involved with your creek and your community. Easy one to two hours project – great for children of all ages.
Each month brings a new activity.
Please bring your own drinking water and snacks.
Unless there has been a lot of rain in the last week, please bring a few gallons of tap water in containers you will take home with you! We will use the water to help the newly planted natives survive until their roots are deep enough to survive on their own.
Perfect for community service credit hours. Please wear sunscreen, closed-toe shoes, long sleeved shirt and a hat. Volunteers should bring water and heavy-duty work or gardening gloves. We do have extra gloves to share. More information email info at saverosecreek dot org or visit SaveRoseCreek.org
Heavy rain cancels. Drizzle means we work.
- Rose Creek Native Plant Garden Volunteer Work Party2525 Garnet Ave, San Diego, CA
Join the Friends of Rose Creek on the Second Saturday of every month from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. while we work on The Nature School’s native plant interpretive garden behind Rose Creek Cottage. Enjoy weeding, watering, removing invasive non-native plants and trash, and planting native species (fall and winter months) and get involved with your creek and your community. Easy one to two hours project – great for children of all ages.
Each month brings a new activity.
Please bring your own drinking water and snacks.
Unless there has been a lot of rain in the last week, please bring a few gallons of tap water in containers you will take home with you! We will use the water to help the newly planted natives survive until their roots are deep enough to survive on their own.
Perfect for community service credit hours. Please wear sunscreen, closed-toe shoes, long sleeved shirt and a hat. Volunteers should bring water and heavy-duty work or gardening gloves. We do have extra gloves to share. More information email info at saverosecreek dot org or visit SaveRoseCreek.org
Heavy rain cancels. Drizzle means we work.
- Rose Creek Native Plant Garden Volunteer Work Party2525 Garnet Ave, San Diego, CA
Join the Friends of Rose Creek on the Second Saturday of every month from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. while we work on The Nature School’s native plant interpretive garden behind Rose Creek Cottage. Enjoy weeding, watering, removing invasive non-native plants and trash, and planting native species (fall and winter months) and get involved with your creek and your community. Easy one to two hours project – great for children of all ages.
Each month brings a new activity.
Please bring your own drinking water and snacks.
Unless there has been a lot of rain in the last week, please bring a few gallons of tap water in containers you will take home with you! We will use the water to help the newly planted natives survive until their roots are deep enough to survive on their own.
Perfect for community service credit hours. Please wear sunscreen, closed-toe shoes, long sleeved shirt and a hat. Volunteers should bring water and heavy-duty work or gardening gloves. We do have extra gloves to share. More information email info at saverosecreek dot org or visit SaveRoseCreek.org
Heavy rain cancels. Drizzle means we work.
