Mount Diablo State Park: A Mellow Loop from Curry Point
The southern side of Mount Diablo can be a shady relief from the open grasslands, and its Curry Point makes for a great starting point for a more mellow summer…
Read MoreThe southern side of Mount Diablo can be a shady relief from the open grasslands, and its Curry Point makes for a great starting point for a more mellow summer…
Read MoreStewardship and Education and Outreach Update Written by Haley Sutton, Land Stewardship Associate and Frenchy Hendryx, Education & Outreach Associate Save Mount Diablo’s Youth Environmental Stewards (YES) Program Is off…
Read MoreMeet Kim How long have you lived in the Bay Area? Since 2003. How did you learn about Save Mount Diablo? As a Board member of the East Bay Leadership…
Read MoreIt was a windy morning when the students arrived at Mount Diablo, entering Curry Canyon Ranch. They stepped out onto the trails surrounded by blue oak woodlands and golden grasses,…
Read MoreSpring has already come and gone, but those who know where to look can still find wildflowers in full swing. Near the summit of Mount Diablo lies the Mary Bowerman Trail—an…
Read MoreRare “Fire Follower” Wildflowers After close to 400,000 acres of the northern Diablo Range was scorched by the catastrophic 2020 SCU Lightning Complex wildfires, we saw an opportunity. We wanted…
Read MoreA Tale of New Trails Download the Annual Report (PDF) Letter from the Executive Director Dear Supporters, As we reflect back on our recently completed April 1, 2022 to March…
Read MoreThanks to generous contributions from our community, the Firedoll Foundation, and the Resources Legacy Fund, we’ve successfully raised the $500,000 needed to purchase and restore the Krane Pond property! In…
Read MoreAlmost despite itself, San Ramon is rich in open spaces, far beyond most cities its size. Beginning in the 1970s, Save Mount Diablo began working the on the Black Hills…
Read MoreStewardship, Education, and Outreach Updates Written by Haley Sutton, Land Stewardship Associate and Frenchy Hendryx, Education & Outreach Associate Adopt-a-Crag Save Mount Diablo led another Adopt-a-Crag event in partnership with…
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