This month’s observation of the month is an observation of a moth. Say that 10 times fast!
Read moreAt the time of this writing, coronavirus (COVID-19) has turned everyday life upside down. We are now practicing social distancing,...
Read moreThis year marks the 25th anniversary of the opening of MTRP’s iconic Visitor and Interpretive Center, and we are celebrating...
Read moreWalking through Oak Canyon in January, I saw shrubs with pointed branches which I initially mistook for spiny redberries. Then...
Read moreCedar waxwings are possibly some of the most striking birds one can encounter in San Diego in the wintertime.
Read moreIn February, City of San Diego staff and the MTRP Foundation staged the 24th annual Volunteer Awards Celebration, an opportunity...
Read moreThe Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation is pleased to present two evening lectures with Holocaust survivor Rose Schindler. She and...
Read moreFor a long time, the only squirrels found at Mission Trails Regional Park were California ground squirrels (Otospermophilus beecheyi). But...
Read moreWhile out and about in Mission Trails, Rancho Mission Canyon, or in our backyard, we often see a fairly large...
Read moreThe perennial toyons are in full display this year: bright red berries decorated our trails for the holidays.
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