ENVIRONMENT
Green Spaces Get a New Guardian in San Diego
San Diego, USASat Nov 08 2025
Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center takes over management from the Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego County.
A Garden of Significance
- Over 200 plots, including large farms
- Annual fees: $324 to $1,600 per plot
- Previously managed by RCD and the county
The Transition
The Resource Conservation District stepped down due to health and safety issues caused by the Tijuana River sewage problem.
Why Olivewood Gardens?
- Focus on environmental education and community health
- County Supervisor Paloma Aguirre endorses the move
- Ensures access to green spaces without health concerns
The Future
- County and Olivewood Gardens are finalizing a deal
- Transition expected to be completed by end of November
- Ensures smooth operation for hundreds of users
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questions
How will Olivewood Gardens address the health and safety concerns related to the Tijuana River sewage crisis?
Could the termination of the RCD's lease be part of a larger plan to control the water resources in the region?
What specific measures will Olivewood Gardens implement to ensure the continuity and success of the Tijuana River Valley Community Garden?
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