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Join the San Diego Habitat Conservancy – Why your membership counts!

Our efforts to preserve native habitat and biodiversity in San Diego can only be accomplished with the support of donations. Whether it is by developer donors associated with mitigation lands, or citizens of San Diego donating towards our purchase of new preserves and funding our environmental outreach and education, your support is critical to our success and the success of conservation in San Diego.
As a dedicated member, you are helping to preserve those spaces that are unique to San Diego and you are helping to ensure that future generations may enjoy the same beauty that never ceases to astound and inspire us. This is our community, these are our natural treasures, and most importantly, our legacy.

Please make your voice heard by becoming a member today! Ask your family and friends to become involved.

Become a Member

We invite you to join us and be a part of our San Diego conservation movement! It’s only $10 to join for basic membership! With a $35 donation or more you receive a San Diego Habitat Conservancy T-shirt.

SDHC logo T-shirts are made with wicking fabric – perfect for hiking and exercising. Men’s t-shirts are scoop-necked. Women’s have a shallow V-neck, shorter sleeves and are tailored.

All members will receive our newsletter Habitat Happenings, updates on volunteer and news events, and special invitations to all of our SDHC programs.

Please note that all membership contributions to SDHC are tax-deductible!

You can join online using PayPal for credit card or PayPal account payments. Simply fill out the form below and enter your payment information on the secure PayPal site.

MEMBERSHIP FORM

Membership level: Basic $10.00 Harbison's dun skipper $15.00 SD Black-tailed jackrabbit $35.00 Southern mule deer $100.00 Mountain lion $500.00 Bronze $1,000.00 Silver $5,000.00 Gold $10,000.00

With a membership of $35 or more you are eligible for a free T-shirt. T-Shirt size: None Mens S Mens M Mens L Mens XL Womens S WomensM Womens L Womens XL

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NEWS

San Diego Habitat Conservancy hosts Preserve Day

In September, 2011, The San Diego Habitat Conservancy hosted Preserve Day, an occasion to introduce and inform the community surrounding Mast Park in Santee about our work at the Lowe’s Site within the San Diego River.

Biologist Jim Rocks, the Habitat Manager of all of the San Diego Habitat Conservancy’s preserves, took particopants on a walk around the Preserve and highlighedt the efforts that have been taken to restore the Preserve to its native habitat.  He discussed the Preserve’s regular maintenance program as well as  the area’s wildlife corridors and the regional preservation efforts. Participants had the opportunity to identiy native and non-native plants in the Park and to discuss the importance of encouraging native species.

The San Diego Habitat Conservancy desires to improve the younger generation's understanding of nature, the importance of sustaining healthy species populations, and the interrelationship between the human population and the rivers, creeks, wildlife and other natural resources within San Diego County. Preserve Day at the Lowe’s site at Mast Park helped to convey to the surrounding community that land preservation and management are important for the long-term success of the unique ecosystems in Santee and San Diego County.  

“It is important that the communities surrounding the Preserve understand the benefits of the open space and how and why these sensitive areas are protected and preserved in perpetuity. San Diego County is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet and it is our goal to instill a sense of stewardship for the residents of Santee and the County to celebrate the uniqueness of the natural environment that surrounds us.”
-Don Scoles, Executive Director of the SDHC

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Newsletter

Click here to read the February 2009 edition of Habitat Happenings, the SDHC Newsletter

 

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