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| Fire Recovery Fund
The Witch Creek fires in October 2007 dramatically affected the River Park and the work of The Conservancy. Not only did the
burn area cover over 60% of the River Park’s 80,000-acre Focused Planning Area, but the River Park lost offices, equipment,
vehicles, bridges and more – which we are working hard to raise funds for to replace and rebuild.
In addition to meeting the immediate needs of the River Park, the impact of the fires present
long-term challenges like erosion control and rebuilding trails. To address these needs, we have established a detailed Fire
Recovery Action Program. We are working closely with biologists and other technical
experts to determine the best use of resources during the recovery phase, including mapping intact habitat areas, identifying
priority areas for revegetation and aggressive control of invasive species.
Although the road to recovery will be a long one, we are hopeful about nature’s ability to heal – and confident about the efforts we can take to aid in the process.
Ways You Can Help
There are many ways you can aid in the fire recovery efforts:
- Donate to the Fire Recovery Fund
All donations directly support fire-related habitat
Recovery projects in the coming months.
- Donate Items on the River Park’s
Wish List
- VOLUNTEER at the River Park
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For more information about the impacts of the Witch Creek fires, please see our December 2007 Currents newsletter and visit the River Park’s website at www.sdrp.org.
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Guided Hike
Date: Sunday, September 28
Time: 5:00pm - 7:15pm
Location: Crest Canyon & Torrey Pines Extension ...more.
Habitat Restoration
Date: Saturday, September 20
Time: 9:00am - noon
Location: San Dieguito Lagoon...more.

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DONORS ON BOARD

The “Donate a Plank” campaign...more.
TRAIL ACCELERATION FUND 
Off to a Good Start
But has Mountains to Climb...more. |
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Located on the western end of the River Park, Crest Canyon was threatened with residential development when citizens convinced the Cities of San Diego and Del Mar to purchase the land and protect it as open space...more.
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