Enjoy the latest issue of the Regional in Nature Activity Guide packed with seasonal programs, activities, and feature stories.
Learn how to protect yourself from the heat when enjoying the Regional Parks
On Friday, December 17, 2021, the Park District is hosting California Natural Resources Agency Secretary Wade Crowfoot and State Senator Nancy Skinner for a site tour of two East Bay Regional Parks hit by the recent phenomenon of Sudden Tree Die-Off. Dead standing trees burn hotter, faster and can cast embers far ahead of the original fire, igniting potentially dangerous new fires.
Recognition for Outstanding Program/Event and Outstanding Volunteer.
Scholarships provided by the Regional Parks Foundation, also known as "Camperships," ensure that disadvantaged youth are given equal opportunities.
Be mindful of both heat and water safety precautions you can take during summer activities in Regional Parks.
A critical part of the District’s management of its lakes is the ever-present need to maintain their infrastructure and to monitor water quality. Lake infrastructure can change over time, and water quality can fluctuate, especially in recent years with the challenges of climate change.
Whether you’re hiking in Regional Parks, venturing in nearby open spaces, or simply relaxing in your own yard, it’s important to be aware of ticks...
Updated exhibit showcasing the exquisite artistry of Indigenous basketry has been unveiled at Coyote Hills Regional Park.
For dog owners, access to Regional Parks is one of the best features of the East Bay Regional Park District. One important Park District rule is that dog owners must clean up after their pets.