Friends of Mission Bay Marshes

Friends of Mission Bay Marshes is a community-based association of concerned citizens established for the purpose of restoring and preserving the indigenous marshes of Mission Bay in San Diego, California and to promote public awareness of, education about, and involvement with those marshes and their flora, fauna, and ecology.



We invite you to join us in supporting our mission, to meet like-minded community members, and to learn about and enjoy the native plants and animals of coastal San Diego, California.

Monthly Work Parties

Saturday May 12, 2012
Assist us with trash collection, nonnative plant removal, and perimeter maintenance of the Kendall-Frost Marsh. Please bring for yourself a bottle of water, and work gloves and rubber boots if you have them. Meet at the corner of Pacific Beach Drive and Crown Point Drive in Pacific Beach at 9am to 11am. Rain or shine.

All participants at work parties must complete and submit a waiver of liability that is valid for a calendar year. If this will be your first event with us in this year 2012, please click HERE to print the waiver to complete. Alternatively we will provide copies of the waiver to sign at the events. Thank you.


For more information CLICK HERE or contact us at info@missionbaymarshes.org

The Friends of Mission Bay Marshes is a new organization, founded on February 12, 2010. We are currently drafting a master plan that encompasses our vision of the future of the marshes, the role they play within the community, and the model that may be provided from their restoration. Our website is new and under development, and we invite you to check back frequently for updates and additions.

Last updated: March 23, 2012