Nearly 5 acres of San Diego River habitat in Mission Valley will be undergoing restoration through 2024. I saw this sign while walking down the San Diego River Trail this afternoon.
Invasive plants will be removed in a stretch north of the river, south of Fashion Valley. According to the sign, non-native species that will removed include the Brazilian pepper tree, Canary Island date palm, Mexican fan palm, eucalyptus and pampas grass.
This is a project of the San Diego River Park Foundation, Urban Corps of San Diego County, and the Fashion Valley mall.
Learn more about this and other river projects, and possibly help out as a volunteer, by clicking here!
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