Rewilding the Altamont
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…
Read MoreBy 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…
Read MoreDublin and Land Speculator/Developer Crosby Attempt to Relitigate Case DUBLIN, CA—The City of Dublin and developers have filed an objection to our legal victory over Dublin Measure II. We’ll respond…
Read MoreJudge Blocks City of Dublin Measure II from Breaking the Dublin Urban Limit Line and Violating the Greenbelt between Dublin and Livermore The Successful Legal Challenge Was Filed by Save…
Read MoreTo 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…
Read MorePacheco 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.…
Read MoreGoing 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…
Read MoreEarlier this year, the approval of a new route for the proposed relocation of Del Puerto Canyon Road renewed concerns about the Del Puerto Canyon Reservoir project moving forward. Beautiful…
Read MoreSave Mount Diablo recently expanded its conservation efforts into the 200-mile-long Diablo Range. The range is a hotspot of extremely diverse habitats for plants and animals, many found nowhere else…
Read MoreVictory: California’s Proposition 4 has passed! Prop 4 ensures California takes ACTION NOW by investing in proven climate solutions. On November 5, California voted on the single largest publicly funded…
Read MoreProponents Withdraw Application, but Similar Project Could Return Later A proposal to make an existing 95-acre garbage dump almost four times bigger was withdrawn by the applicant this past March.…
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