News

The East Bay Regional Park District is hiring Interpretive Student Aides to assist our Naturalists in visitor centers and surrounding parks.

Monday morning, Park District staff was notified that on Sunday a hiker had spotted a non-native snake, presumed to be a ball python, on the side of Big Bear Trail in Anthony Chabot Regional Park. The snake has not been seen since the original sighting.

On January 26, the Park District hosted Assemblymember Marc Levine from Marin County at Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline in Richmond to see our fuels reduction program firsthand. Wildfire protection is a year-round effort for the District.

Join us in celebrating Black History Month as we honor the wealth of African American history in the parks by sharing stories of black history through our archives and naturalist programs.

2022 brings new opportunities and renewed excitement, energy, and focus for the Park District.

The Park District Board of Directors recently authorized $2.9 million over  four years for goat and sheep grazing in Regional Parks.

The latest edition of the Regional Parks Foundation's Compass highlights the realities of drought conditions in East Bay Regional Parks, the benefits of spending time outdoors, and the Foundation’s latest capital campaign to help fund a major renovation of Tilden's Environmental Education Center.

Explore the many paid summer and year-round jobs available in the Park District at this year's Virtual Youth Job Fair on Saturday, January 29 from 10 am to Noon.

On January 1-3, we experienced the year's first King Tides, which showed how the one-to-two foot rise in sea level expected over the next few decades will affect our shorelines. Our naturalists streamed two live events to share the future effects on the shorelines.

   The Board of Directors have selected new board officers for 2022.