Lines in the Sand - A Blog for Surfrider San Diego

The San Diego County coastline is heavily populated in most places. Lines in the sand from beach 'grooming' tractors are more common than nature's beauty, wind driven lines in the sand. Part of that is good because it shows that many people are enjoying our lovely beaches but part of it is bad because it shows we are not taking care of our lovely beaches. That's where Surfrider comes in with a message of CARE - Conservation, Activism, Research and Education. As an organization, sometimes we need to draw lines in the sand on important issues. As a volunteer based organization, Surfrider is you.....so get involved.

August 7, 2007

Just Released!

JUST RELEASED: Every year the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health compiles a Beach Closure and Advisory Report. Late last week the 2006 edition was released online. How did your local beach fare? Click here to view this informative report and find out.

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