San Diego removes 60 tons of wildfire fuel across 750 acres at Mission Trails
A large-scale vegetation management project is currently underway at Mission Trails Regional Park in San Diego. The initiative has already cleared more than 60 tons of invasive species and dried plant material across 750 acres. The goal is to reduce wildfire risk while supporting the recovery of native plant species in the area. Backed by the San Diego River Conservancy, the multi-year effort is scheduled to run through fall 2027. Later phases of the project will include ecological monitoring and the reintroduction of native seeds.
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