The mission of the Endangered Habitats League is to protect the diverse ecosystems of Southern California and to promote sensitive and sustainable land use for the benefit of all the region�s inhabitants.

Top Accomplishments: Helped to lead a coalition of nonprofit organizations to preserve San Onofre State Beach, by successfully opposing a planned toll road at the northern edge of San Diego County. Purchased and conserved over 350 acres of sensitive wild lands in order to expand and help to complete the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge. Coordinated efforts to promote the conservation of the unique 21,000 acre Rancho Guejito property, the only remaining Mexican land grant in Southern California. Submitted detailed comments and analysis of the proposed Update of San Diego County's General Plan, in order to promote "smart growth� solutions that reduce future traffic gridlock, conserve open space and help to reduce future carbon emissions. Our current goals: Facilitate the acquisition and conservation of at least 400 acres of sensitive and threatened wild lands in the San Diego region; secure and deploy at least $6 million in public grant funds for habitat conservation. Contribute to the development of a new Multiple Species Conservation Program for the northern portion of San Diego County. Promote the conservation and preservation of the unique 21,000?acre Rancho Guejito property. Encourage the adoption of a smart growth�focused General Plan Update by the San Diego County Board of Supervisors.