Every Kid Deserves a Pond
Seth Adams—Why I Love Krane Pond Every kid deserves a pond. I had several. It’s one of the reasons I want to protect Krane Pond, and why I’m asking for…
Read MoreSeth Adams—Why I Love Krane Pond Every kid deserves a pond. I had several. It’s one of the reasons I want to protect Krane Pond, and why I’m asking for…
Read MoreLast November, Save Mount Diablo purchased the option to acquire the Krane Pond property, a 6.69-acre section of Mount Diablo’s “Missing Mile” on the slopes of North Peak. Its most…
Read MoreOn Saturday August 26th, the Concord City Council on Saturday unanimously selected Brookfield Properties as the new Master Developer for the Concord reuse project at the former Concord Naval Weapons…
Read MoreWritten by Haley Sutton, Land Stewardship Associate and Frenchy Hendryx, Education & Outreach Associate In the Weeds Staff have been busy tackling certain weeds that pop up this time of…
Read MoreMeet Bruce How long have you lived in the Bay Area? Since 1978. How did you learn about Save Mount Diablo? First heard of Save Mount Diablo when I saw…
Read MoreFor all who live surrounded by the lights of the city, a true look at the night sky is rare. Sure, we can look up and see some of the…
Read MoreSalmon and steelhead populations across the eastern Pacific Ocean have been heavily affected in recent years because of several factors. These factors mainly include loss of habitat or access to…
Read MoreDistance: 7.1 miles Elevation gain: 1,063 feet Difficulty: Moderate to strenuous Hiking time: 3.5 to seven hours Trail surface: Unpaved trails and dirt fire roads Best season: Spring Hours: 8…
Read MoreMaking the First Map Save Mount Diablo released the first Mount Diablo regional trail map in 2007, with the goal of highlighting the vast outdoor recreation opportunities in the area.…
Read MoreSmall, adaptable, and powerful, the American kestrel is North America’s smallest raptor; it can be spotted soaring through the air or lying in wait in the trees as it hunts…
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