Alameda briefs: East Bay parks agency honors late Board Director SidenDoug Siden was a significant advocate for environmental justice and access within East Bay parks, leaving a profound legacy in the region.
Here's how to start your new year in natureNature offers a refreshing alternative to traditional gym workouts this new year.
How to start your new year enjoying natureThis year, consider nature as an alternative to the gym by participating in local outdoor activities and events.Engaging with local parks offers a chance for community involvement and appreciation of nature's beauty.
Here's how to start your new year in natureNature offers a refreshing alternative to traditional gym workouts this new year.
How to start your new year enjoying natureThis year, consider nature as an alternative to the gym by participating in local outdoor activities and events.Engaging with local parks offers a chance for community involvement and appreciation of nature's beauty.
Promenade? Hostel? Swimming? What do you want to see at new shoreline park?The East Bay Regional Park District is redesigning the North Basin Strip to mitigate impacts of rising sea levels and enhance recreational opportunities.
Two park district board seats are up for election. Here's what you need to knowUnderstanding the East Bay Regional Park District board is crucial for informed voting in upcoming elections.
East Bay parks director Elizabeth Echols: Proud of Point Molate and Brickyard CoveElizabeth Echols is focused on addressing climate change impacts on East Bay parks as she begins her second term unopposed.
Spotted the abandoned boat near the Berkeley bayshore? It will be removed soonAn abandoned sailboat, named Hylanda, will soon be removed from Berkeley's shoreline despite not posing navigation or environmental hazards.
East Bay parks crews quickly contain grass fire near popular Berkeley Hills trailFire crews contained a small grass fire in Tilden Regional Park swiftly, preventing the need for evacuations.