In a significant move towards environmental restoration, the San Diego City Council has voted to adopt the De Anza Natural plan, aimed at revitalizing 143 acres of tidal wetlands in De Anza Cove, located in the northeast corner of Mission Bay Park. This comprehensive plan not only addresses ecological concerns but also balances recreational interests, […]
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