• Organization:    Mission Trails Regional Park, City of San Diego Parks and Recreation Department
• Street Address: One Father Junipero Serra Trail, San Diego, CA 92119
• Primary Contact:

  Name: Sue Pelley
  Mailing Address: One Father Junipero Serra Trail, San Diego, California 92119
  Phone: (619) 668-3279
  Fax: (619) 668-3282
  Email: spelley@mtrp.org
  

• Home Page URL: http://www.mtrp.org.
• Mission:

  The mission of the San Diego Park and Recreation Department is acquire, develop, operate and maintain a park and recreation system that enriches the quality of life for residents and visitors alike, and preserves it for future generations.

• Organization Type: Local Government.
• Audience: Youth Group. Adult. preK-12 Teacher. Family. Community Group.
• Areas of Interest:

  Earth Sciences: Astronomy, Climate, Geology, Minerals, Mining, Soils, Volcanology, Weather/Atmosphere, Minerals, Mining
  Ecology/ Biodiversity: Ecosystems, Endangered Species, Ecosystems
  Other: EE Related Organization or Association
  Human Dimensions: Cultural Awareness, Sustainable Development, Environmental Values, Community Participation, Eco-Tourism, Networking
  Trees, Plants and Lands: Forestry, Forest Fires, Gardening, Landscaping, Urban Forestry, Xeriscaping, Permaculture, Forest insects, pests & disease
  Nature Awareness: Parks/Trails, Nature Center, Tourism, Wilderness, Recreation & Outdoor Skills
  Waste/Pollution: Toxic, Hazardous, Recycling, Air Pollution, Noise Pollution, Water Pollution
  Water: Quality, Rights and Allocation
  Wildlife: Endangered/Threatened Species, Ecology, Habitat, Hunting/Fishing/Trapping, Management, Endangered/Threatened Species

• Resource Types: Lesson Plan/Activity. Professional Development/ Training Workshops. Material(s) (e.g. curriculum guides). Interpretive (e.g. field trip, zoo program, exhibit). Web Site. Publication. Audio/ Visual.
• Description of Resource:

  Mission Trails Regional Park Visitor and Interpretive Center contains exhibits on park history, cultural history and the six habitats found within the park. A theater offers slide and video presentations on cultural and natural history, and a research library is open to the public. Staff is also developing educational programs for students in grades K-adult.

• Additional Information:

  Special Services: speakers, volunteers opportunities, guided walks and tours, meeting space, video presentations

• Geographical Service Area: United States. CA.
• Memberships Available: No.
• Newsletter Available: No.
• Internships Available: No.
• NAAEE guideline Review: No.
• Setting: Unknown.
• Fees:
• Support Materials: None.
• Teacher Training/Support: Available? No. Required? No.
• Evaluation Component: No;
• Curriculum Link: Unknown.
• Other Contacts: None.
• Assistance Needs: Participation in partnerships. Participation in a regional educational network. Assistance with materials development. Staff training and development.
• Affiliation: Border EE.

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