Stormwater Pollution Prevention Events
MAY 2026
We all play a part in preventing stormwater pollution. Here are some ways to get involved in May and help protect our local waterways! All events are free unless otherwise indicated.
 Ongoing beach and community cleanups help protect the County’s waterways from stormwater pollution and can help preserve water quality for years to come. The County thanks the following beach and community cleanup event partners for their ongoing support in preventing stormwater pollution: I Love A Clean San Diego (ILACSD), Surfrider Foundation San Diego, San Diego Coastkeeper, San Diego River Park Foundation, Think Blue San Diego, Project Clean Water, Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve (TRNERR), San Diego Canyonlands, San Dieguito River Park, Friends of Ruffin Canyon, Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation, Friends of Rose Creek, Friends of Famosa Slough, San Diego Bird Alliance, Escondido Creek Conservancy, Green Oceanside, City of La Mesa, California State Parks Foundation, ASCENDtials, Nature Collective at San Elijo Lagoon, Preserve Calavera, Keep America Beautiful, County of San Diego Parks and Recreation, Lakeside River Park Conservancy, and UC San Diego Natural Reserve System.
Now through July 4, 2026 – Keep America Beautiful Great American Cleanup – Learn more or pledge.
May 1
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9am to 12pm – TRNERR Friday Stewardship Session for Long-term Volunteers. Learn more or sign up.
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9am to 1pm – San Diego Bird Alliance River Mouth Restoration and BioBlitz. Learn more or register.
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Times to be determined – Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation Lagoona Kahuna 2026 Cleanup Challenge - Corporate and Company Team Sign-Up ($$ fees vary). Learn more or sign up.
May 2
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8am to 10am – ILACSD Watershed Warriors: Casa de Oro – Campo Road Street Sweep. Learn more or register.
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8am to 10:30am – San Diego Canyonlands Stewardship Saturday in Swan Canyon. Learn more or sign up.
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8:30am to 12:30pm – California State Parks Foundation Earth Day Cleanup - Silver Strand State Beach. Learn more or sign up.
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9am to 11am – Surfrider Foundation Oceanside Beach Cleanup. Learn more or register.
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9am to 12pm – Friends of Ruffin Canyon Cleanup. Learn more.
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10am to 12pm – Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation Lagoona Kahuna 2026 Cleanup Challenge – Individual, Duo, and Family Sign-Up ($$ fees vary). Learn more or purchase tickets.
May 5
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May 8
May 9
May 12
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8am to 11am – San Diego River Park Foundation River Mouth Habitat Restoration. Learn more or sign up.
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Time to be determined based on demand and tide – Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation Algerian Sea Lavender Removal. Learn more or sign up.
May 14
May 15
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9am to 12pm – TRNERR Friday Stewardship Session for Long-term Volunteers. Learn more or sign up.
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9am to 12pm – San Diego Bird Alliance and Friends of Rose Creek – Habitat Restoration and BioBlitz. Learn more or register.
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3pm to 5pm – ILACSD San Diego River Days Community Cleanup: Lakeside Cactus Park. Offered in partnership with San Diego River Park Foundation and Lakeside River Park Conservancy. Learn more or register.
May 16
May 17
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9am to 11am – San Diego River Park Foundation River Mouth Habitat Restoration. Learn more or sign up.
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12:15pm to 1:30pm and 12:15pm to 2pm (2 shifts) – ASCENDtials Climate Cares Coronado Route 75 Highway Cleanup Event. Learn more here and select ‘check availability’ button to sign up for May event.
May 19
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8am to 11am – San Diego River Park Foundation River Habitat Restoration. Learn more or sign up.
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Time to be determined based on demand and tide – Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation Algerian Sea Lavender Removal. Learn more or sign up.
May 21
May 22
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9am to 12pm – TRNERR Friday Stewardship Session for Long-term Volunteers. Learn more or sign up.
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9am to 12pm – San Diego Bird Alliance and Friends of Famosa Slough – Habitat Restoration and BioBlitz. Learn more or register.
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9am to 12pm – Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation Trail Cleanup Event – Bayshore Drive Trail. Learn more or sign up.
May 23
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9am to 11am – ILACSD Watershed Warriors: Lakeside – San Vicente Creek. Learn more or register.
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9am to 11am – ILACSD Watershed Warriors: El Cajon – Old Ironsides Park. Learn more or register.
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9am to 11am – San Diego Bird Alliance and UC San Diego Natural Reserve System – Wander the Wetlands Work Party and BioBlitz – Kendall-Frost Marsh. Learn more or register.
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9am to 11:30am – San Diego Canyonlands Stewardship Saturday & Bee-O-Blitz in Mission Hills Canyon. Learn more or sign up.
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10am to 12pm – Surfrider Foundation Pacific Beach Cleanup. Learn more or register.
May 24
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12:15pm to 1:30pm – ASCENDtials Climate Cares Highway Cleanup at 5/Mission Bay Beach Club Event. Learn more here and select ‘check availability’ button to sign up for May event.
May 26
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8am to 11am – San Diego River Park Foundation River Mouth Habitat Restoration. Learn more or sign up.
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Time to be determined based on demand and tide – Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation Algerian Sea Lavender Removal. Learn more or sign up.
May 28
May 29
Monthly/Ongoing or On Your Own Stormwater Pollution Prevention Events:
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Tuesdays and Fridays, 8am to 11am – San Diego River Park Foundation River Assessment Field Teams (RAFT). Learn more or sign up.
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Tuesdays and Fridays, 9am to 12pm – San Dieguito River Park Dust Devils Habitat and Trail Restoration Events – Inland and Coastal Trails. Learn more.
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Second Fridays, 9am to 10:30am – San Diego River Park Foundation – One-Mile Action Crew (OMAC) Ocean Beach Estuary and Stewardship Ride. Learn more or sign up.
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Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8am to 11am – San Diego River Park Foundation River Rescue Cleanups. Learn more or sign up.
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San Diego Surfrider Foundation Ongoing Solo Cleanups. Learn more.
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Coastkeeper San Diego Six Cleanup Challenge, Flexible Dates/Times. Learn more and see the list of challenge sites.
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ILACSD Adopt-A-Beach/Adopt-A Canyon Program, Flexible Dates/Flexible Times – Adopt a beach or canyon and lead independent cleanups on your schedule. Learn more and adopt a location.
 The Water Conservation Garden – The following events will be offered in May. Sponsored by Otay and Helix Water Districts, Sweetwater Authority, and the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District.
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May 2, 9am to 3pm – Spring Garden & Butterfly Festival – This annual celebration brings together gardening enthusiasts, families, students, and the community for a day of discovery, entertainment, and inspiration including a new, permanent rain barrel demonstration area funded by the County of San Diego Attend to enjoy a day filled with specialty vendors, food trucks, plant sales, live music, and fun throughout the Cuyamaca College campus. Festival partners include Cuyamaca College, Coyote Music Festival, and Heritage of the Americas Museum. Learn more.
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May 8, 9am to 4pm – Free-Day Fridays – Attendees will receive free admission on the second Friday of every month. Activities include mini-tours, arts & crafts, community partner booths, scavenger hunts and prizes, and more. Learn more.
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May 30, 9am to 4pm – Monthly Water District Wave-In Day – On the last Saturday of every month, free admission to the Garden is offered to customers of supporting water districts for a day of learning about sustainable living and water-wise gardening. Enjoy workshops, community partner booths, and water-wise exhibits that help you improve your individual impact on the planet. Learn more or register.
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May 30, 10am to 11am – Free 2026 County Workshop – Rain Barrels and Beyond: How to Harvest Rainwater for Your Home and Garden – Learn how to collect and reuse rainwater with a simple rain barrel system. Topics will include the basics of setup, maintenance, and best practices for using harvested rainwater in your home and garden. Learn more and register.
CatchingH2O – The following events will be offered in May.
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May 2, 10am to 4pm – Attend the 29th annual expo and tour of over a dozen properties in 5 walkable neighborhoods in Clairmont and Bay Park. CatchingH2O will be on hand to talk about water capture systems at 11:10am at the expo, as well as tabling from 9am to 2pm. Expo site location: St. David’s Church, 5050 Milton St, San Diego. Learn more.
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May 3, 9am to 11am – Rainwater Tank Installation: A Hands-On Workshop ($25 fee) – Designed for larger rainwater tanks or cistern systems of 200 gallons or more, this class will provide training on how to properly install a rainwater tank that performs well and requires minimal maintenance. Topics include practical tips, installation tricks, and lessons learned from years of field experience, as well as components that provide the best long-term durability and performance. Site location: North Park (details to be determined). Learn more or register.
San Diego River Park Foundation Monarch Garden Dedication & Mission Valley Garden Club – Grant Park – May 2, 9am to 11am – Attend this Monarch Garden dedication while participating in caring for beautiful native plant gardens alongside fellow nature lovers. Learn more or sign up.
South Bay Sustainable Communities Network – Farm to Shower Garden-Inspired Soap-Making Workshop – May 3, 10am to 12pm – Learn how to incorporate fresh, nutrient-rich garden ingredients into your soaps using locally grown herbs and loofah gourds. Site location: South Bay Community Farms, 2225 Hollister Street, San Diego. Learn more.
University of California Cooperative Extension’s (UCCE) Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Program – The following events will be offered in May.
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Healthy Garden – Healthy Home classes – Are you new to gardening or have you always wanted to learn how to grow your own herbs and vegetables? The classes are designed to build edible plant gardening skills and control pests using products safe for your food and family. Classes are hybrid with in-person and virtual options. In-person gardening sessions include take-home demonstration plants. Held at 9335 Hazard Way, Suite 201, San Diego, CA 92123. Learn more or register.
- May 2, 10am to 11:30am – Introduction to Gardening
- May 9, 10am to 11:30am – Control Ants the Healthy Way
- May 30, 10am to 11:30am – Grow Your Own Salsa Garden
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May 5 (ENGLISH); May 12 (SPANISH), 9am to 4pm – Pesticide Safety Zoom Workshop, Instructor Training (fee $300) – This workshop will qualify participants to train fieldworkers and pesticide handlers under California pesticide regulations. Learn more or register.
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May 13, 3pm to 4pm – Ag Experts Talk Webinar Series – Impact of Grapevine Nursery Cultural Practices on Trunk Diseases – Get an overview of production methods and disease certification program for California grapevine nurseries. You’ll also learn more specifically about fungal trunk and bacterial crown gall diseases and symptoms and current practices to manage these diseases. Learn more or register.
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May 15, 10am to 11:30am – Healthy Garden-Healthy Home Workshop – Garden Irrigation – Site location: Lakeside County Library, 12428 Woodside Ave. Learn more or register.
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May 21, 12pm to 1pm – Urban & Community Webinar Series – Test Your Pest ID Knowledge – Join for a fun and interactive session where attendees will be ‘quizzed’ on look-alike pests, what’s causing plant damage, good bug vs. bad bug, weed ID, and more. Learn more or register.
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UC IPM Video Library – Visit this link for a variety of videos on pest management.
San Diego Botanic Garden – The following events will be offered in May.
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May 6 through May 20, 9:30am to 12pm – Learning Labs: Watershed Wednesdays – Through an interactive watershed model, you will learn how our every action has an impact on our waterways and on the humans, animals, and plants that live in them. Offered weekly in partnership with Solana Center for Environmental Innovation. Learn more.
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Monthly SAPLinGS Sessions – Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 10am to 12pm – Children are invited to join for Science, Art, and Play in Garden Spaces (SAPLinGS) activities. Topics vary by month and will focus on a different plant or nature-based theme. Science activities engage kids with cool hands-on learning that stimulates curiosity. Art activities focus on projects that spark the imagination. Learn more and view seasonal schedule.
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Special Activity: Toddler Tales & Tunes in Hamilton Children’s Garden – Fridays – 10:30am to 11am – Join Grandma Kathy as she uses puppets, bells, pompoms, and much more to connect children to plants and nature in the beautiful outdoor setting at the top deck of Hamilton Children’s Garden. Learn more.
City of Poway Annual Flower Show – May 9, 9am to 3pm – Attend to see a wide variety of plants and flowers on display or express your own creativity by submitting your own entry. Site location: Old Poway Park. Learn more.
University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources (UCANR) Master Gardeners of San Diego – The following events will be offered in May where you can get science-based answers and practical advice from UCCE certified Master Gardener experts. Topics include garden planning, watering, pest control, and anything garden related.
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Through May 10, 10am to 4pm – Master Gardener Demonstration Gardens at Carlsbad Flower Fields ($$ entry fees vary). Learn more.
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May 9, – Ask-A-Master Gardener Q&A Sessions – Poway Valley Garden Club Flower Show & Plant Sale – Attend the 47th Annual Horticulture Specialty Flower Show in addition to getting your gardening questions answered. Site location: Old Poway Park, 14131 Midland Road, Poway. Learn more.
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May 9, 10am to 12pm – Grow Your Garden Series Workshop: Friendly Inclusive Gardening & Mental Health Benefits of Gardening – Attend this workshop where you will learn about ways to make gardening more accessible to people with physical challenges, seniors with mobility issues, or anyone just looking to learn techniques to make their garden work for them. You’ll also learn how nature can boost your mental health and help you cultivate a peaceful and healing space. Offered in partnership with the Carlsbad Community Gardens Collaborative. Site location: Carlsbad Georgina Cole Library, 1250 Carlsbad Village Drive.
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May 13, 11am to 1pm – Ask-A-Master Gardener Q&A Sessions - San Diego County Operations Center Demonstration Garden. Site location: San Diego County Operations Center, Suite 201, 9335 Hazard Way, San Diego.
Landscape and Water-Savings Webinars – A series of landscape and water-savings webinars will be offered in May hosted by various regional water agencies. Dates and times vary. All events will be virtual and free unless otherwise noted.
The following topics will be hosted or co-hosted by Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD). See calendar and learn more or register.
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California Friendly & Native Plant Landscape Training (in-person workshop - Escondido) – Learn how to design a yard using the four principles of gorgeous and watershed-wise landscaping. Topics include building healthy soil, capturing rainwater, selecting climate-appropriate and native plants, and use of high-efficiency irrigation.
The following topic will be hosted by California American Water. See calendar and learn more or register.
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Fire-Ready Landscapes Reduce Your Vulnerability – Learn some of the ways you can make your home less vulnerable to fires. Topics include determining key points of vulnerability, understanding the role of soil moisture balance, reviewing landscape maintenance practices for protection, and planning a fire-resistant landscape. Advance registration is required.
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Landscape Transformation: Keep, Remove or Replace Grass – Learn how to remove your lawn and make the right moves for creating a gorgeous, watershed wise landscape. Topics include maintaining existing lawn with organic matter, removing turf without the use of chemicals, replacing it with climate-appropriate plants, and managing the big three: weeds, pests, and disease.
WaterSmart Landscape Contest – Entries accepted through May 8, 2026 – Participate in this annual competition that rewards water-efficient landscapes created by customers of participating water agencies. Be recognized for your work in water conservation and neighborhood beautification. Learn more.
WaterSmart Residential Landscape and Irrigation Events – The San Diego County Water Authority’s WaterSmart Program is offering past recordings of 3-Hour Landscape Workshops in May. View past workshops.
 Unincorporated Residents of San Diego Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) and E-Waste Collection – Residents can learn about HHW disposal options. Check back for any additional community recycling events in May here.
County of San Diego Department of Public Works Compost Awareness Week Events – May 3rd through 9th (unless otherwise noted) – The following free compost and mulch giveaways will be offered in May as part of International Compost Awareness Week (ICAW). Compost and mulch are great ways to nourish your soil, conserve water, and give your landscaping a boost. This is a self-loading event, so be sure to bring your own tools, tarps, and containers. Note, materials are available while supplies last.
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8am to 6:30pm – Site location: Santa Ysabel Nature Center, 22135 Highway 79, Santa Ysabel.
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8am to 6:30pm – Site location: Borrego Springs County Park, 2620 Country Club Rd., Borrego Springs.
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8am to 6:30pm – Site location: Live Oak County Park, 28810 2746 Reche Rd, Fallbrook.
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9:30am to 5:00pm – Site location: Pine Valley County Park, 28810 Old Hwy 80, Pine Valley.
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May 9 (only), 10am to 2pm (while supplies last) – Site location: Warner Springs Community Center, 30950 Highway 79, Warner Springs.
I Love a Clean San Diego – The following events will be offered in May.
Solana Center for Environmental Innovation Waste Reduction Events – The following events will be offered in May.
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May 2, 10am to 12pm – Raising Backyard Chickens Workshop - Fallbrook – Learn the basics and benefits of raising backyard chickens and how they can produce high-quality eggs, reduce waste, protect your garden from pests, and help save you money. Topics include local regulations for keeping backyard chickens, basic requirements for making a chicken coop, feeding and care to keep hens healthy and happy, and resources. Pre-registered attendees who are residents of Unincorporated County of San Diego will receive a free kitchen scraps container. Funded by the County of San Diego. Site host and location: D’Vine Path, Fallbrook. Learn more or register.
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May 9, 9:30am to 11am – The Wonders of Composting with Worms Workshop – Learn about the benefits of vermicomposting (composting with worms) and the importance of keeping food scraps out of the landfill. Topics include how red wiggler worms can transform food scraps into something new, what worms need to thrive, and what food scraps they like to eat. Funded by the La Jolla Kiwanis. Site location: San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve and Nature Center, Encinitas. Learn more or register.
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May 9, 10am to 11:30am – Manure Composting Made Easy: Rules and Best Practices for Unincorporated Businesses and Residents – Farmers, ranchers, and livestock owners will learn low-cost options to manage their organic waste and manure while improving their existing operation. Learn the basics of manure composing, cost reductions and benefits, and details of the County’s updated zoning and permitting requirements. This workshop will also include a tour of the Fallbrook Riders compost system. Funded by the County of San Diego. Site location: Fallbrook Riders Inc., 1627 South Stage Coach Lane, Fallbrook. Learn more or register.
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May 9, 10am to 12pm – All About Composting with Worms Workshop – Rancho San Diego – Learn about the benefits of vermicomposting (composting with worms) and the importance of keeping food scraps out of the landfill. Topics include how red wiggler worms can transform food scraps into something new, what worms need to thrive, and what food scraps they like to eat. Funded by the County of San Diego. Site host and location: Rancho San Diego Library. Learn more or register.
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May 16, 10am to 12pm – Backyard Composting and Bokashi Basics Workshop - Descanso – Learn the basics of traditional composting and get an introduction to bokashi, a fermentation method that preserves your food scraps until you’re ready to compost them. Funded by the County of San Diego. Site host and location: Descanso Library. Learn more or register.
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Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Household Pickup Service ($10 fee for people under 65; free for people 65 and over) – A HHW pick-up service is being offered to residents in San Diego County. Accepted items include electronic waste, light bulbs and fluorescent tubes, batteries, fuel, smoke detectors, cleaning products, paint and more. 125 pounds or 15 gallons (whichever one comes first) can be picked up at one time. Call CleanEarth at 800-714-1195 to schedule a pickup and confirm what items are accepted. Learn more.
Zero Waste San Diego Fixit Clinics – Learn how to reduce waste by fixing things instead of throwing items away at the following Fix-It Clinics in May. Bring broken or non-working items for assessment, disassembly, and possible repair. Workspace, specialty tools, and guidance to help you take apart and troubleshoot your item will be provided. Clinics hosted by SD Fixit Clinic with the help of many other zero waste partners.
South Bay Sustainable Communities Network Monthly Compost Pile Turnings – Various days, timeslots, and cities – Attend these monthly turnings of South Bay Sustainable Communities Network soil saver compost bins at select compost hub locations throughout South San Diego County. Compost hubs are also available to community members to drop off food scraps. Scroll to the bottom of home page to check calendar for hub locations and dates.
 Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation – The following events will be offered in May.
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Grow With Me Young Steward Program – Mondays through Thursdays in May, 10am to 11am ($$ fees vary) – Designed for younger stewards (ages 2-5) and their caregiver, this interactive, hour-long experience blends hands-on learning with opportunities to explore new activities. Together, children will discover what it means to care for and love our planet in fun, meaningful ways. Topics and activities will vary weekly. Learn more or register.
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Registration Open Now – 2026 Summer Discovery Camps - June through August ($$ fees vary) – Discovery Camps feature hands-on, educational lessons, and activities around a central theme designated for that camp week. All camps take place outdoors in our Nature Nodes, and are filled with nature walks, animal interactions, and crafts. Camp groups are split by age ranges and capped at 12 campers per group with 1 teacher. Camp is for children in kindergarten through 5th grade. Register early as camps fill up quickly. Learn more or register.
Preserve Calavera Water Quality Testing – May 2, 8:30am to 11:30am – Attend to help with the bi-monthly North SD County Watershed Monitoring Program (NSDCWMP). Learn more.
Escondido Creek Conservancy Welcome to the Watershed Series! – May 2, 9am to 12pm – Enjoy nature and learn about the work the Conservancy is doing to protect special places throughout the Escondido Creek Watershed. This free monthly activity could include a gentle nature or flower walk, hiking, biking, or nature photography. Learn more or reserve a spot.
Nature Collective at San Elijo Lagoon – The following events will be offered in May.
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May 2, 10am to 11:30am – Discovery Tour – Get a guided tour of the salt marsh, mudflats, and native plants of the San Elijo Lagoon. Learn more or reserve your spot.
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May 9, 8:30am to 10:30am – Wildlife Tour – Discover lots of waterfowl playing hide-and-seek with us among the lagoon waters. We may find mushrooms along the way. We will also visit four distinct plant communities at Harbaugh Seaside Trails. Learn more or reserve your spot.
Buena Vista Audubon – The following events will be offered in May.
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May 3, 10am to 2pm – Fabric Art and Nature Art Sale – Attend to shop for nature-themed quilts and other artwork by over a dozen local artists in many mediums. Proceeds will further the BVAS mission. Sponsored in partnership with Preserve Calavera, Studio Ace, and Oceanside Museum of Art. Learn more.
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May 16, 10am to 2pm – 12th Annual Endangered Species Day Spring Open House – Attend this free family event to learn about environmental topics such as endangered species, local watersheds, plastic pollution, and more. Plan your own native plant garden with experts and participate in other fun activities. Offered in partnership with Preserve Calavera. Event location: Buena Vista Audubon Nature Center. Learn more.
San Diego River Park Foundation – The following events will be offered in May.
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(activities and times vary) – Join San Diego River Foundation and its many partners for nine days of FREE activities that celebrate the San Diego River as a cultural, ecological, and recreational treasure. Activities include guided hikes, clean-ups, nature walks, educational opportunities, a fundraiser Walk for Wildlife and Fun Run, and more. Learn more and register for the various events.
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Water Quality Monitoring Events – Help collect data that guides river management and catches potential water quality issues early through monthly water quality sampling.
Earth Discovery Institute River Days & Spring Blooms Hike - Crestridge Ecological Reserve – May 9, 9am to 11am – Take part in the San Diego River Park Foundation's River Days by hiking at Crestridge Ecological Reserve, part of the San Diego River watershed! Learn about local watershed while admiring any native plants in bloom. Site location: Crestridge Ecological Reserve, 1181 Horsemill Rd, El Cajon. Learn more or register.
Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation Docent-Led Lagoon Walks – Geocaching – May 16, 10am to 11:30am – Join for a docent-led tour of the lagoon’s latest recreation: a geocaching circuit that combines adventure and technology in a treasure hunt along the north shore trail. Learn more.
Center for Watershed Protection – 2026 Webcast Series: Webcast 4 – Urban Watershed Equity: Designing Inclusive and Just Stormwater Solutions – May 20, 1pm to 2:30pm Eastern Time ($$ fees vary) – This webcast will include discussions by two speakers focusing on the integration of green infrastructure and watershed planning into environmental justice communities. Note the time on the website is posted as Eastern Time. Learn more or register.
Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve – Junior Rangers Program Ongoing Kids’ Educational Event – Saturdays, 11am to 12pm – Kids ages 8 through 12 are invited to take part in discovering the rich heritage preserved in parks. They will participate in hands-on activities and can earn awards such as pins, certificates, and patches as they progress through the program! Learn more by clicking on the May 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th dates.
California Coastal Commission Climate Storytelling Contest for Middle and High School Students – Entries Open Through May 28, 5pm – Middle and high school students are invited to participate in this climate storytelling contest. The focus will be on answering how folks feel about climate change and how those feelings could lead to action? Students can choose their preferred medium to tell their story – either podcast, photo essay, or narrative essay. Learn more for guidelines and resources.
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