Mission Trails gets a 62-ton makeover to reduce wildfire risk
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Slightly more than 62 tons of brush and waste have been removed from Mission Trails Regional Park to reduce the risk of wildfires in communities nearby, restore natural habitat and protect the San Diego River watershed.
“Mission Trails is city-owned land, but caring for more than 8,000 acres takes all of us,” Jennifer Morrissey, executive director of the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation, said during a news conference Wednesday. “This work isn’t just about taking in
“Mission Trails is city-owned land, but caring for more than 8,000 acres takes all of us,” Jennifer Morrissey, executive director of the Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation, said during a news conference Wednesday. “This work isn’t just about taking in
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