The Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation (MTRPF) offers the opportunity for visual artists to display their work at the Mission Trails Regional Park Visitor & Interpretive Center.
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I will always remember the first time I saw a phainopepla.
Yuck! Why in heavens name do we need to know “how to” eat any of these creatures?
Spring is here and plants will be blooming, birds will be singing, and insects will be buzzing all around us.
News from the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation
On Feb. 3, the city of San Diego’s Parks and Recreation Department and the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation celebrated and recognized the dedicated volunteers at Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) at the annual Volunteer Awards Dinner.
Hummingbirds (hummers) amaze. Europeans first observing the New World exotics postulated they were a fusion of bird and insect. The distinctive insect-like humming sounds they produced stem from rapid wing beats and is an apt moniker.
Talk about intriguing animals! Botta’s pocket gopher (Thomomys bottae) qualifies. A true recluse, spending 90 percent of its life in its subterranean domain, the secretive creature is the original “Miner 49er,” and a master of architecture.
One of the activities presented by the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation are the free concerts held at the park’s Visitor Center in the indoor theater
As the new year begins, the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation extends our thanks and gratitude to you for visiting the park and participating in the variety of events and activities.