
East Bay Regional Park District Come by the Tilden Little Farm this weekend and meet Curly's 7 new piglets! http://ow.ly/i/8Cy

East Bay Regional Park District
The Park District's "mechanical marvels" fix our trucks, tractors and all
forms of District transportation. Last spring they went above and beyond the call of duty to make emergency repairs to our solar-recharging sound system that plays tern love songs. This resulted in a record setting season of 80 nesting pairs of e...ndangered California least terns! For all their efforts they received the "Good Tern" Award from District Wildlife Resource Analyst Dave "Doc Quack" Riensche. Kudos and thanks to mechanics Paul Golling, James Pettit, Robert Herren, Gerald Liberty, Jose Ramos, Jose Caceres, and Francisco Mejia.Read More
forms of District transportation. Last spring they went above and beyond the call of duty to make emergency repairs to our solar-recharging sound system that plays tern love songs. This resulted in a record setting season of 80 nesting pairs of e...ndangered California least terns! For all their efforts they received the "Good Tern" Award from District Wildlife Resource Analyst Dave "Doc Quack" Riensche. Kudos and thanks to mechanics Paul Golling, James Pettit, Robert Herren, Gerald Liberty, Jose Ramos, Jose Caceres, and Francisco Mejia.Read More

East Bay Regional Park District The Board of Directors approved the naming of a ridge at Morgan Territory after Park Supervisor Roger Epperson. The following week, Roger was also recognized for his conservation efforts by the John Muir Historic Society.

East Bay Regional Park District
Here's
an interview with Crab Cove Supervising Naturalist Sharol Nelson-Embry,
talking about the recent oil spill and other environmental issues.
Source: www.sfgate.com
Susan Davis Sharol Nelson Embry, supervising naturalist with Alameda's Crab Cove Nature Center. Sharol Nelson Embry has worked at Crab Cove Nature Center for 18 years. Now the park's supervising...

East Bay Regional Park District Photos of a Bay Nature hike at the Tyler Ranch, Sunol.
Bob Doyle and Dave Collins, of the East Bay Regional Park District, led a group of lucky Bay Nature hikers onto the just-acquired Tyler Ranch, which put the district over 100,000 acres. And during their 75th anniversary year. Hurray! The parcel is not yet open to the public, so this was a really special outing.
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East Bay Regional Park District Sunday programs in the East Bay Regional Parks! 11/15 http://ow.ly/C1oq

East Bay Regional Park District Saturday programs in the East Bay Regional Parks! 11/14: http://ow.ly/C1nF

East Bay Regional Park District Ardenwood in fall & winter is a treat. Low admission fare, animals are still just as cute. Special event Dec. 5 & 6. And of course the monarch butterflies.
Source: www.ebparks.org
The weekends are filled with educational programs that are funfor the whole family! Ardenwood is closed on Christmas day.Thousands of monarch butterflies are overwintering in our eucalyptus forest for the next few months. ...

East Bay Regional Park District Check out the November/December 2009 issue of the EBRPD E-News!
Source: eepurl.com
Dear ,Park District Reaches 100,000 AcresWhile celebrating one milestone in its history, East Bay Regional Park District has just achieved another.

East Bay Regional Park District
The Archaeology of Coyote Hills and the Fremont Plains
Saturday, November 14
9am-4:30pm
Course #22823
California State University East Bay
in Hayward
Meet at 2032 Meiklejohn Hall
Public Site Visit
Sunday, November 15
10am-4pm
Coyote Hills Regional Park in Fremont
Meet at the Village Site
SATU...RDAY SEMINAR: The significance of 2,000+ year-old village sites at Coyote Hills, and other Ohlone cultural sites on the Fremont Plains, is our topic. Perspectives and theories of archaeologists, cultural historians, students and educators, including Ohlones, will be shared. Hear about three decades of archaeological excavations. New theories about how the sites were used will be shared. Learn about what has happened to the sites since. 14+yrs
Fee: $10/$8 seniors (residents outside of Alameda and Contra Costa counties $12/$10)
Reg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS, (1-888-327-2757, option 2, 3)
SUNDAY SITE VISIT: Visit a more than 2,000-year-old Tuibun Ohlone village site to learn about the site and its significance. Accommodation will be made for visitors with disabilities upon advance request. For assistance please call (510) 544-3220 or e-mail chvisit@ebparks.org. All ages
Free public program, $5 per car parking Read More
Saturday, November 14
9am-4:30pm
Course #22823
California State University East Bay
in Hayward
Meet at 2032 Meiklejohn Hall
Public Site Visit
Sunday, November 15
10am-4pm
Coyote Hills Regional Park in Fremont
Meet at the Village Site
SATU...RDAY SEMINAR: The significance of 2,000+ year-old village sites at Coyote Hills, and other Ohlone cultural sites on the Fremont Plains, is our topic. Perspectives and theories of archaeologists, cultural historians, students and educators, including Ohlones, will be shared. Hear about three decades of archaeological excavations. New theories about how the sites were used will be shared. Learn about what has happened to the sites since. 14+yrs
Fee: $10/$8 seniors (residents outside of Alameda and Contra Costa counties $12/$10)
Reg. Required: 1-888-EBPARKS, (1-888-327-2757, option 2, 3)
SUNDAY SITE VISIT: Visit a more than 2,000-year-old Tuibun Ohlone village site to learn about the site and its significance. Accommodation will be made for visitors with disabilities upon advance request. For assistance please call (510) 544-3220 or e-mail chvisit@ebparks.org. All ages
Free public program, $5 per car parking Read More
Time:9:00AM Saturday, November 14th
Location:California State University East Bay

East Bay Regional Park District From the San Francisco Chronicle. "Sunday Drive: Alameda Creek" by columnist Tom Stienstra.
Source: www.sfgate.com
What you'll see: From bay to foothills, tracing Alameda Creek brings you to a series of surprise discoveries and great short hikes or bike rides. Start at Coyote Hills Regional Park, just north of the ...

East Bay Regional Park District Happy birthday to your Regional Parks! 75 years ago on November 6, 1934, local voters approved the creation of the EBRPD.

East Bay Regional Park District A look at the Regional Parks Botanical Garden through the eyes of photographer Pete Veilleux.
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