Click here for CURRV home page   Click here for CURRV informational products and reports       This workshop and training series was designed to generate input from  stakeholders on the development of  climate adaptation strategies for the Tijuana River Valley, while simultaneously helping to build a broad regional understanding regarding climate change, resilience,

Click here for CURRV informational products and reports     Click here for a list of CURRV events, including working group meetings, expert workshops, and trainings     Click here to explore our resilience portal     Tijuana River Valley: A Threatened but Resilient Ecosystem The Tijuana River Valley (TRV) contains the largest intact coastal

Dear Education Partner: We would like to share with you the artwork completed as part of a Girl Scout Gold Award project by Courtney Payton, a senior at Scripps Ranch High School.  It includes graphics for the Watershed classroom activity for our Tijuana Estuary Explorers elementary level program.  We hope it will be useful to

Wetlands are valuable for a variety of reasons.  Here are some analogies to help explain things better.    They absorb water and provide flood control.   They are a resting place for migratory birds.   They mix oxygen and nutrients into the water.   They provide nutrient-rich food for people and wildlife.   They grab

Artifacts found at Border Field State Park and the border region.         If you find an artifact, please leave it where you found it.  Think of it as a crime scene; if you remove an artifact you are taking away a piece of the puzzle.  More about this. Learn more about local

After the  U.S. – Mexican War, how did the countries decide where to put the border?  Find out by reading the Marking the Border Article.

KING TIDE WALK
Wednesday, January 11, 2017 9 AM – 11 AM
Take a guided walk during one of the mornings of the January King Tides, the highest tides of the winter.

Snap the shore, see the future! Help document extreme high tides and winter storms. Anyone with a camera can participate!

Learn about the process for closing beaches, and when it is safe to surf, swim and fish in the ocean.

Thursday, December 13th, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.

in the Tijuana Estuary Training Center

CTP also offers field experiences by providing tours of the Reserve and surrounding areas.  Tours provide a mechanism to feature and discuss issues that affect the Reserve and put relevant CTP programming into context through on-the-ground experience and visual highlighting of the unique setting and challenges, including transboundary coordination.