Dedicated to understanding and improving the health of our communities through environmental monitoring, protecting public health, safeguarding air and water quality, and promoting environmental health and justice.
Conducting air, water, and soil sampling to track chemicals and pathogens coming from the pollution in the Tijuana River.
Creating a community tool to provide up-to-date environmental health data and empower local action. *Coming Soon*
Gathering health data and concerns related to the pollution.
The survey will be open for approximately one year starting in October 2024. This survey is being conducted by SDSU School of Public Health.
All community members over the age of 18 living or working in or near the Tijuana River region. Your responses will be completely confidential.
You will be asked to sign up to take follow-up surveys once a month to stay involved.
This is the official iNaturalist project of the San Diego State University Biodiversity Museum. This project aims to increase our understanding of the natural history of the SDSU flora and fauna by documenting its diversity and distribution. We also make an effort to capture behaviors that will further increase our understanding of our local species, such as plants and their pollinators, ants and their food items, etc. Finally, this project aims to increase the bioliteracy of SDSU students by creating an atmosphere which promotes interest in learning as many local species as possible.
Download the iNaturalist app, search for this project and start adding your observations! Here is a direct link to the iNaturalist page: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/biodiversity-observations-at-san-diego-state-university. Click on Join Project.
SDSU Biodiversity Museum website:
https://biodiversitymuseum.sdsu.edu/
Got mosquitos? Help us improve mosquito control efforts in San Diego!
The VectorWise project has a goal to better San Diego's mosquito control by understanding community knowledge, attitudes, and practices related to mosquitoes and the diseases they can spread. SDSU Masters of Public Health students in collaboration with the San Diego County Vector Control program are inviting you to take our short survey to share their thoughts and experiences. Your input will help us improve mosquito control efforts and protect public health in our community.
The survey is anonymous and only takes about 5 minutes to complete. It is available in English and in Spanish!
English Link: https://tinyurl.com/
mosquitoSD Spanish Link: https://tinyurl.com/
espmosquito Thank you for your time and support; every response makes a difference! Please feel free to share this survey with your friends and colleagues.
