Stewarding the Land
Here’s some of what we’ve been up to lately in the stewardship department. Targeting Thistle Seedlings So Our Native Plantings Continue to Thrive It had been a while since we…
Read MoreHere’s some of what we’ve been up to lately in the stewardship department. Targeting Thistle Seedlings So Our Native Plantings Continue to Thrive It had been a while since we…
Read MoreInterviewed by Laura Kindsvater, Stewardship & Outreach Intern About Dana How long have you lived in the Bay Area? I’ve lived in the Bay Area since 1959, when my family…
Read MoreThanks to your support, Save Mount Diablo has had another year of significant gains in 2019, in its mission to PRESERVE, DEFEND, RESTORE, and ENJOY the Mount Diablo region. …
Read MoreWALNUT CREEK, CA–Antioch High School, Diamond Construction, Inc., and Save Mount Diablo are building up the bench of future supporters and stewards for the beautiful Mount Diablo natural areas. According…
Read MoreInterviewed by Laura Kindsvater, Stewardship & Outreach Intern About Bruce How long have you lived in the Bay Area? Off and on since 1963. My family moved to Concord from…
Read MoreEven tiny streams that only have water for a few months out of the year can be home to dozens of species of aquatic insects with fascinating adaptations and life cycles.…
Read MoreHere’s what our stewardship team has been up to lately. Taking Care of Big Bend On October 1, the East Bay Trail Dogs came out to our Big Bend property…
Read MoreIn August, the UN issued a new report, Climate Change and Land. That report describes how land is under increased pressure from humans and climate change, but also notes that…
Read MoreBats Help People, So People Need to Help Bats Did you know that 20 percent of the world’s mammals are bats? It’s true! The 1,408 species of bats currently known…
Read MoreInterviewed by Laura Kindsvater, Stewardship & Outreach Intern About Deborah How long have you lived in the Bay Area? This is the third time I have lived in the Bay…
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