Articles written for the eNewsletter which are not associated with a specific Chapter entity (such as a conservation committee) are grouped here so they can be accessed directly.
Loma Prieta Chapter eNewsletter: June, Volume 1
June 13, 2020
Black Lives Matter, Bay 2030 Advocate Program, Climate Action Team, protect San Jose residents from traffic and environmental hazards, more funding to protect Coyote Valley, and much more!
Loma Prieta Chapter eNewsletter: May, Volume 2
May 23, 2020
Bay 2030 Advocacy Program, Silicon Valley Youth Climate Action's Climate Speakers Series with Experts, Chapter outings groups, Sustainable Land Use Committee, Los Altos All-electric Reach Code, and much more!
Loma Prieta Chapter eNewsletter: May, Volume 1
May 9, 2020
Would you like your town to be a better place to live, work, and play?, Los Altos reduce housing costs, emissions, and improve public health, Sunnyvale improve your city, and much more!
Loma Prieta Chapter eNewsletter: April, Volume 1
April 18, 2020
San Mateo Parks are closed, Stanford online Hands-on Climate Change workshop, The Future of Renewable Energy, and much more!
Loma Prieta Chapter eNewsletter: March, Volume 1
March 29, 2020
Message from Santa Clara County Parks, Hiker's Hut no longer taking reservations, celebrating women, hosted wine tasting, workshop to discuss small off-road engine emissions inventory model, and much more!
Loma Prieta Chapter eNewsletter: February, Volume 2
February 29, 2020
Peak climbing in the Himalaya in Ladakh, backpacking courses, love found on the trail, divest from fossil fuels, San Mateo passes an all-electric reach code, and much more!
Loma Prieta Chapter eNewsletter: February, Volume 1
February 12, 2020
Love found on the trail, Lehigh Cement Plant: violations and expansion, Green Streets for Sustainable Communities Symposium, backpacking courses, and much more!
Loma Prieta Chapter eNewsletter: January, Volume 2
January 25, 2020
Green Streets for Sustainable Communities Symposium, Assembymember Ash Kalra's office, "Our greatest resource for the environmental is local elected officials," new Singleaires Outings Program, and much more!
Loma Prieta Chapter eNewsletter: January, Volume 1
January 11, 2020
20s and 30s Outings Section, update your voter registration, help local badgers and burrowing owls thrive, March 2020 Primary election insights, Midpen's Wildland Fire Resiliency program, and much more!
The story of Coyote Valley
November 22, 2019
When the San Jose City Council voted unanimously to commit their half of the funds along with Peninsula Open Space Trust needed to purchase 937 acres of valley floor land in Coyote Valley for conservation, Wednesday afternoon, November 6, 2019, it...