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.

October 5, 2007

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Get Ready, Set...and GO!!!


The California Coastal Commission meeting is in sight!

Next week, we are heading to San Pedro to Save Trestles and we hope you'll join us!

We are renting buses, so if you want to hitch a ride with us, please reserve your space ASAP--bus seats are limited.

If you want a bus leaving from San Diego; email Stefanie at: SSekich@surfrider.org and if you want a bus leaving from San Clemente, email Robin of Sierra Club: robin.everett@sierraclub.org

If live close to LA, please attend the meeting. We need to pack the house and demonstrate how many people do not want this toll road.

    What: California Coastal Commission Hearing for Toll Road Application
    When: Thursday, Oct 11. Please arrive by 11am. If you are coming on the bus, we will send you bus departure times and locations.
    Where: Crowne Plaza Hotel--Los Angeles Harbor Hotel. 601 S. Palos Verdes St. San Pedro, CA 90731
    Why: To Save Trestles and San Onofre State Park from a disastrous toll road.


Please go to: www.savetrestles.org and click on "updates" to see a map and the agenda for the day.







Paddle Out for Trestles



Before We See You in San Pedro....We Want to See You in the Water.

This Saturday, Oct 6, at 10 am we are having a "Paddle Out" to raise awareness for the Coastal Commission Hearing.

Join Surfrider and Sierra Club at Trestles Beach (Uppers), to help us celebrate the beauty of Trestles while paddling out to raise awareness about the Coastal Commission Hearing and the Save Trestles campaign.

We will have several campaign experts available who can answer questions about the toll road and what's being done to SAVE TRESTLES.

Drop us an email if you have questions: savetrestles@surfrider.org


See YOU in the water!!

Support those who support us!

Many local businesses are Surfrider Retail Members and give both the the environment as well as other Surfrider members. These are stores and shops you may already shop at, but don't know that you could be receiving a discount each time you purchase from them just by showing your Surfrider membership card. Go Here for a complete list of Retail Members so you will know where to shop from now on.

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