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Stewardship Update Written by Haley Sutton, Land Stewardship Associate We’ve Reached 2,000! We finally made it to 2,000 trees and plants protected and planted! Between Diablo Restoration Team (DiRT); the…

Meet David How long have you lived in the East Bay? I moved here from San Francisco and have lived here for 12 years. How did you learn about Save…

“The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit.” —Nelson Henderson  We recently planted our 2,000th plant for our 10,000 Trees…

Our Mary Bowerman Science and Research colloquium earlier this month showcased the latest ecological research on and around Mount Diablo and in the Diablo Range. It featured research on the…

Earlier this year, a new visitor paid the East Bay a visit. Having flown north from Pinnacles National Park, condor #943, a young male, was spotted soaring over Brushy Peak…

The Diablo Range is a biodiversity refuge for many rare, endemic, or unusual plants and animals. In honor of our 50th anniversary, we’ve compiled a list of some of them.…

Written by Haley Sutton, Land Stewardship Associate Giving Back to the Mountain This year our Pine Canyon Cleanup was a two-day affair held at Mount Diablo State Park. Volunteers supported…

This year we’ve been celebrating a historic milestone in Save Mount Diablo history, we turned 50 on December 7, 2021! To commemorate our big anniversary, we celebrated for an entire…

WALNUT CREEK, CA—On December 7th, Mount Diablo’s Beacon will be relit by a survivor of Pearl Harbor supported by a Save Mount Diablo team. The Sons and Daughters of Pearl…

As part of our 50th anniversary celebration, we’ve been working with UC Berkeley’s Oral History Center of The Bancroft Library to create a series of oral histories of the empowering…