Land Acquisition Initiative Expands Mission Trails

The Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation was awarded grants for land acquisition by the San Diego River Conservancy (SDRC), an independent and non-regulatory state agency. The land acquired and donated to the City by the MTRP Foundation is in the East Elliott Community Planning Area north of State Route 52. The first land donation from the MTRP Foundation to the City of San Diego comprised 55 acres; the remaining grant funding will support the purchase of approximately 60 additional acres. Learn more

32nd Mission Trails Regional Park Photo Contest

The annual Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) Photo Contest is back—and this year, we’ve added TWO new categories: Professional and Cowles Mountain in honor of the 50th anniversary of the peak’s purchase. Contest entrants of all ages can submit one photo online between February 21 and April 1, with no entry fee. Learn more and enter your photo here.

Making Mission Trails and the Community More Fire Resilient

Thanks to grant funding from the San Diego River Conservancy, a state agency established to enhance the San Diego River watershed, the nonprofit Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) Foundation has launched a brush management project at MTRP to reduce fire risk and restore habitat. Learn more through this link.

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