These are challenging times, but Save Mount Diablo is still celebrating major victories for nature. Last year, we won two ballot campaigns; we helped pass the $10 billion California climate bond, Prop. 4, and pass Measure A in San Benito County, which will slow growth by giving voters a say on land use decisions in the county. This March, Save Mount Diablo purchased the 98-acre Ginochio Schwendel Ranch, which lies along the Marsh Creek wildlife corridor. Save Mount Diablo is supporting research on wildlife up and down the Diablo Range, and has unveiled new trails, which open up land that was closed to the public for nearly a century.
