The Coast News reports that the Harvest Hills property, the 1,100 acres north of the San Diego Zoo Safari Park once slated for 550 luxury homes, could be among the first lands returned to the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians. Oswit Land Trust signed an agreement in...

SPVPA and 40+ community, climate, labor, environmental justice, and conservation organizations joined forces to submit a letter to the City Council of Escondido detailing continued issues tied to the Harvest Hills proposal. Following the release of the Safari Highlands...

Today San Pasqual Valley Preservation Alliance (SPVPA) joined as 23 environmental, conservation, and climate organizations submitted a letter urging Mayor Paul McNamara and the Escondido City Council to oppose the proposed Harvest Hills development. The groups are...

In the face of overwhelming community opposition to SHR and 560+ days after a massive response to SHR’s Draft Environmental Impact Report, there is still NO Final EIR in sight. However, efforts to rehabilitate the image of Safari Highlands Ranch have apparently begun:...