Remember, vessel sewage should never be discharged into our San Diego Bay. To find a pumpout station and fuel dock location near...
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We’re all spending more time at home and while our pups may be our best friends, they aren’t as nice when it comes to cleaning up after themselves. Pet waste is a common stormwater pollutant that impacts our water quality and can introduce harmful…
Scoop the Poop! Pick up after your pet so their waste doesn't get washed into the bay.
We know you love your bay, you own it, you want to take care of it, it’s your number one priority; you are ready to change your relationship status to make it official. Okay, maybe that’s a bit much, but we all love San Diego Bay and want to be sure…
MIke the Mime’s message is loud and clear - Mime Your Butts!
Everything seems so fresh and clean after it rains, but that is because all of the blown away napkins, dropped trash, leaked oil, and whatever else - get washed into storm drains, and into the bay. Prevention is key! This rainy season, follow these…
Rain Is Comin'! San Diego’s favorite eco-rocker Storm Drayne is back with his latest single, reminding everyone to "Remember Rain"! Forgetting to clean up yard waste, chemicals, and leaves is no excuse to contaminate our coveted #SanDiegoBay. "Don’t…
As Storm Drayne’s most avid fans, The Drayniacs want you to know your drains! Your home’s sinks, showers and toilets drain to the sewer system. This water goes to the wastewater treatment plant where it is treated to remove harmful pollutants. Storm…
Learn the difference between storm drains and common household and business drains, and what belongs in each.
With its warm, nutrient-rich shallow waters, intertidal shorelines, shelter from waves, and relative protection from marine predators, San Diego Bay provides a valuable habitat that serves as nursery, breeding, and resting grounds for an abundance of…