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Photo Credit: Ron Horii

Last year we launched the Green Foothills Community Ambassador Program (CAP) to increase awareness of our work in the communities we serve. In just one year, it’s already making a difference. A growing network of dedicated volunteers is helping share our work, build new connections, and broaden our reach across the region. Here’s a look at how the prog...


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When you’re strolling along the beach or hiking bayside trails, you might catch a glimpse of a tiny bird on spindly legs running across the sand. With their quick movements and soft coloring, Western Snowy Plovers easily capture the hearts of those who are lucky enough to spot one. But these small shorebirds face outsized challenges. Listed as federally threatened in ...


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View looking over Coyote Valley from the proposed cemetery site. Image courtesy of Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority.

The City of San Jose is considering approval of a massive cemetery complex in the hills above Coyote Valley, in an area critical for wildlife connectivity and treasured for its sweeping natural views. The proposed Heritage Oaks Memorial Park would level ...


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View looking over Coyote Valley from the proposed cemetery site. Image courtesy of Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority.

The city of San Jose is currently accepting comments on the environmental analysis of the proposed Heritage Oaks cemetery in the hills above Coyote Valley. This sprawling project would cut off the top of the ridgeline, block wildlife movement, and impact...


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This would have been the location of the largest mining pit if the proposed mine had been built at Juristac. Photo credit: Amah Mutsun Tribal Band

We are thrilled to announce a major victory: the proposed Sargent Ranch open-pit sand and gravel mi...


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