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By Steven dePaschalis and Seth Adams In the rolling eastern hills of Alameda County, California, Altamont Pass is a natural divide between two worlds: the fertile, urbanized Livermore Valley to…

The Diablo Range Convening brought together people from agencies, nonprofits, tribes, academia, and local communities to talk about conservation challenges and opportunities across the range. The response was very positive;…

Thankfully, with your support, Save Mount Diablo has been making great progress this year advancing the Diablo Range as a conservation priority for California. For example, on June 5th, Save…

20 miles of Upper Alameda Creek Set to Open to Fish Passage A Mighty Creek Sustained by the largest local watershed in the Bay Area, the mighty, 45-mile-long Alameda Creek…

Imagine all Save Mount Diablo’s acquisition projects over the past 54 years. Thousands of acres have been preserved directly, or with our agency partners. The surprise is that we’ve protected…

To provide your own input on the San Ramon trails master plan directly to the City of San Ramon, take the City of San Ramon’s trails survey. A new era…

Pacheco Reservoir Expansion Would Drown Protected Land for Questionable Benefits As Save Mount Diablo has expanded our advocacy south into the whole 200-mile-long Diablo Range, we have joined several coalitions.…

Recently, a growing community of individuals, agencies, institutions, and organizations have turned their attention to the plight and promise of Diablo Range. As development pressure grows, an ever-widening coalition of…

Going against the Flow to Challenge Bad Projects and Protect Open Space Save Mount Diablo has defended the open space and wildlife of Contra Costa County since our founding in…

Despite overwhelming support from state legislators and the public, our Diablo Range bill, California Assembly Bill (AB) 1426, was held on the suspense file on Friday, May 23. AB 1426…