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It has been an incredible year for our ambitious conservation goals, and none of it would be possible without you! Photo of two condors by Gavin Emmons, National Park Service. Other photos by Scott Hein, Joan Hamilton, and Save Mount Diablo staff and volunteers. Footage by OpenRoad with Doug McConnell, Cooper Ogden, and Save Mount Diablo staff and volunteers.

Huge thanks to the Campolindo High School students and staff who came out to our Mangini Ranch Educational Preserve to care for our native pollinator gardens! Their service project was a part of our Diablo Conservation Experience program-this is the new name of our Conservation Collaboration Agreement program that we started in 2016 for middle schools, high schools, and colleges. Our native pla...

This is Tesla Park. A short drive from Bay Area and Central Valley cities, this 3,100-acre landscape is where major bioregions and our cultural history converge. Native American leaders have given it the name “Hismet Warep,” meaning “Sacred Earth.” Tesla Park is special. It holds more than 50 special status wildlife species, over 40 rare plants, and at least seven sensitive wildlife habitats. W...

A 60-mile drive along State Route 130 offers a stunning introduction to California's little-known Diablo Range. Five times the size of Yosemite National Park, the range has healthy populations of elk, eagles, kit foxes, condors, and mountain lions. It could be vital to the survival of the region's native plants and animals in a warming world-if we can find ways to keep it wild. Featuring Seth A...

The Alameda County Grand Jury Association judged Measure II MISLEADING and lacking clarity. Measure II is deceptively called the “Dublin Traffic Relief, Clean Air/Open Space Preservation Measure,” but if it passes, it would do precisely the opposite: more traffic, dirtier air, and less open space. With Measure II, the City of Dublin is trying to deceive Dublin residents. That’s why The Independ...

This November, vote YES on Proposition 4-California’s $10 billion climate bond! If passed, Prop. 4 will help protect land up and down the Diablo Range. Learn more at yesonprop4.com and savemountdiablo.org/blog/vote-yes-on-proposition-4-californias-10-billion-climate-bond/

A beautiful fall morning in Contra Loma Regional Park! 📹: Laura Kindsvater

The Ginochio Schwendel ranch is 95 acres in the critically important Marsh Creek watershed. Marsh Creek connects Mount Diablo to the Delta and is the least disturbed creek in Contra Costa County. The ranch is home to unusual volcanic soils that support rare plants and wildlife. Make a gift to save the ranch today! savemountdiablo.org/time-critical-land-acquisitions/

Measure II claims to reduce traffic and preserve open space, but in reality it would increase traffic and destroy open space. It would allow giant distribution warehouses east of Fallon Road, huge truck traffic, and pollution. Dublin deserves better. Join the campaign and vote NO on Measure II: www.savedublinopenspace.com/ Wildlife footage by Joe Galkowski Photos by Scott Hein

San Benito County: Heart of the Diablo Range

Episode 4: Threats

Episode 3: Special Places

Episode 1: Introduction. San Benito-Heart of the Diablo Range

Episode 5: The Initiative

Episode 2: People Power

Returning Good Fire to Mount Diablo

OpenRoad with Doug McConnell & Friends: The Diablo Range!

OpenRoad with Doug McConnell: Marsh Creek

Inspiration from Mount Diablo State Park

Wildflowers at Mangini Preserve

Save Mount Diablo's 24-Hour BioBlitz

What's blooming on the Ginochio Schwendel Ranch?

Exploring Shell Ridge

Habitat Restoration Day in Irish Canyon

Fire, Drought, Rain and Hope: Hope and Audacious Plans

Fire, Drought, Rain and Hope: Del Puerto Canyon to Mount Hamilton

Fire, Drought, Rain and Hope: Condor Country

Fire, Drought, Rain and Hope: Henry W. Coe State Park

Fire, Drought, Rain and Hope: Coyote Connections