Take Action

TAKE ACTION

LEARN

Learn more by visiting our Resource Hub to learn more about the public health and ecological crisis in the Tijuana River Watershed, the work being done to address it, and how you can get involved.

SIGN

Sign the petition asking the Trump Administration to Declare a Federal Emergency

Sign Now

JOIN

For Individuals: Join monthly meetings and actions hosted by Surfrider’s Clean Border Water Now program

Join

For Organizations: Join monthly meetings and actions hosted by the Tijuana River Coalition. Email to learn more:
tiffany.curry@outdooroutreach.org

For Youth: Learn more about the Coalition’s Youth Circle hosted by the Institute for Public Strategies’ Clean Coast Collaborative 

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REPORT

Report your experiences living, working, and visiting the Tijuana River Watershed.  Our collective experiences are hugely important to understanding the full extent of impacts from transboundary pollution and communicating those impacts to drive solutions. 

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Artist Credit: Josué Baltézar (he/him) is an artist and designer who believes art should be accessible to everyone. He understands the crucial role that art and design play in advocating for environmental and social justice. This design for the Tijuana River Coalition brings together various elements to symbolize the dedication to advocacy for and protection of the Tijuana River region, which includes both sides of the US/MX border. A mountain sits prominently in the center, with two houses at its base, representing our communities on both sides of the border. The Tijuana River flows through the mountains and down into the foreground, where the river meets the Pacific Ocean. On the left and right of the mountains are native plants, including giant kelp on the left and prickly pear cactus on the right. Above the mountains, a brown pelican and a monarch butterfly fly toward a radiating sun. The design aims to convey a sense of interconnectedness and call attention to the need to protect our natural environment and the communities along the entire Tijuana River region.

Photography on this site by Surfrider Foundation and Veriditas Rising | Special thanks to Edgar Ontiveras Medina