Media Contacts:Dave MasonPublic Information SupervisorEmail: DMason@ebparks.orgPhone: (510) 544-2217All News Image November 2, 2022Mountain Biking Safely in Regional Parks Safety tips and recommended trails for mountain bikers Image Ramalina and Xanthoria lichens on a California buckeye. Photo in Leona Canyon by Jerry Ting. November 1, 2022The Amazing and Complex Lichen Community Lichen community members survive and thrive in Tilden Nature Area Image November 1, 2022Habitat Spotlight: Oak Woodlands Del Valle's oak woodland habitat is home to hundreds of native plants and fungal species, and thousands of vertebrates and arthropods. Image November 1, 2022Peregrine Falcons in the East Bay Look skyward for the fastest animal in the world. Image November 1, 2022November is Native American Heritage Month Join us in celebrating Native American Heritage Month as we recognize and honor Native communities throughout the East Bay, the nation, and the world. Image October 28, 20222023 Budget Transparency, Meetings, and Process The Park District’s Proposed 2023 Budget Available to the Public Mid-November Image October 28, 2022Halloween Fun in Regional Parks Enjoy the spook-tacular Halloween activities in your regional park visitor centers this weekend! Image October 27, 2022Don't be Fooled by the Cool Weather, it's Still Fire Season Wildfire safety is especially important in the late fall when the heat of summer has dried out vegetation, and hot, dry Diablo winds come in from the east, creating potentially dangerous fire conditions. Make sure you are aware of fire warnings and follow all fire safety rules and guidelines,… Image October 26, 2022Parks to People: Come and Enjoy, But Don’t Destroy The pandemic gave Californians a new appreciation of being in nature. While the growing popularity attests that parks are essential to our mental and physical health, the increased visitations bring growing risks to the habitat and wildlife that live in these parks. View a panel briefing to learn… Image Finley Road Ranch (Photo: Michael Reeves) September 23, 2022Park District and Save Mount Diablo Partner on Purchase Option for 768-Acre Finley Road Ranch Pristine ranch property an opportunity to increase public recreational access to Mount Diablo from Morgan Territory Regional Preserve Pagination First page « First Previous page Previous Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Current page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9… Next page Next Last page Last »
Image November 2, 2022Mountain Biking Safely in Regional Parks Safety tips and recommended trails for mountain bikers
Image Ramalina and Xanthoria lichens on a California buckeye. Photo in Leona Canyon by Jerry Ting. November 1, 2022The Amazing and Complex Lichen Community Lichen community members survive and thrive in Tilden Nature Area
Image November 1, 2022Habitat Spotlight: Oak Woodlands Del Valle's oak woodland habitat is home to hundreds of native plants and fungal species, and thousands of vertebrates and arthropods.
Image November 1, 2022Peregrine Falcons in the East Bay Look skyward for the fastest animal in the world.
Image November 1, 2022November is Native American Heritage Month Join us in celebrating Native American Heritage Month as we recognize and honor Native communities throughout the East Bay, the nation, and the world.
Image October 28, 20222023 Budget Transparency, Meetings, and Process The Park District’s Proposed 2023 Budget Available to the Public Mid-November
Image October 28, 2022Halloween Fun in Regional Parks Enjoy the spook-tacular Halloween activities in your regional park visitor centers this weekend!
Image October 27, 2022Don't be Fooled by the Cool Weather, it's Still Fire Season Wildfire safety is especially important in the late fall when the heat of summer has dried out vegetation, and hot, dry Diablo winds come in from the east, creating potentially dangerous fire conditions. Make sure you are aware of fire warnings and follow all fire safety rules and guidelines,…
Image October 26, 2022Parks to People: Come and Enjoy, But Don’t Destroy The pandemic gave Californians a new appreciation of being in nature. While the growing popularity attests that parks are essential to our mental and physical health, the increased visitations bring growing risks to the habitat and wildlife that live in these parks. View a panel briefing to learn…
Image Finley Road Ranch (Photo: Michael Reeves) September 23, 2022Park District and Save Mount Diablo Partner on Purchase Option for 768-Acre Finley Road Ranch Pristine ranch property an opportunity to increase public recreational access to Mount Diablo from Morgan Territory Regional Preserve
