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The holiday season is a great time to garden and to indulge the gardeners you know.
The high temperatures of August and early September probably aren’t the end of it.
Though the popularity of “Shark Week” on the Discovery Channel draws attention to sharks from around the world, a team of veterinarians at Birch Aquarium in La Jolla has been examining the sharks found right in our backyard.
It is a given that water is essential for healthy, blooming roses.
From its onset, the conflict between humans and sea lions around La Jolla Cove has made headlines, from the famous “Cove stench” to a recent viral video.
After a childhood in La Jolla and an education at La Jolla High School that left him with an appreciation for the ocean, self-described “ocean guy” Carl Nettleton has spent most of his adult life working to protect it.
Soon we’ll have warm evenings and hotter days.
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The La Jolla Cove Swim Club’s annual Pier to Cove Swim returns after a two-year hiatus Sunday, June 26, with about 200 swimmers expected to take to the waves.
After two months in rehabilitation, a harbor seal pup was returned to the ocean June 1 off La Jolla, along with a couple of feathered friends.
With the smell of French lavender and the joyful chatter of reunited friends in the air, the La Jolla Garden Club held its scholarship luncheon at the La Jolla Country Club on May 17 — the first since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic more than two years ago.
With Phase 1 of efforts to clean up Pottery Canyon complete, the La Jolla Shores Association voted unanimously April 13 to form a working group to determine the next steps.
A recent big pod, or if you prefer, squadron of brown pelicans at the Children’s Pool in La Jolla has caused some residents to wonder whether all is right in the ecosystem.
April is when our gardens display their best selves.
Pest damage on our beautiful rose blooms rankles deeply, but it motivates us to take the appropriate actions to put the culprits to rest.
A local guide’s offering of tours along the Ho Chi Minh Trail in La Jolla has raised issues about safety, proper permitting and care of the trail.
It’s been a strange rainfall year. We’ve had big storms alternating with long dry periods.
Former UC San Diego roommates Boulos Haddad and Randy Lewis have combined their engineering and business knowledge with their love of the ocean to invent a product they hope will give stingray barbs the boot.
Trail stewards are concerned that a palm weevil infestation on a nearby tree could spread and increase the risk of using the swing.
