Pine Ridge Association
July 20, 2012 by Bay Nature
The Pine Ridge Association is the official state park cooperating association for Henry W. Coe State Park, Northern California’s largest state park.
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Henry W. Coe State Park
July 08, 2012 by Bay Nature Staff
In the Diablo Range southeast of San Jose, Coe State Park is our region’s largest park, yet one of our …
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A Little Help from Our Friends
January 01, 2012 by Joan Hamilton
In spring 2011, the bad news about California’s state parks hit: 70 parks were slated for closure by July 2012, including 18 in the Bay Area. Since then, volunteers, nonprofits, and public agencies have mobilized to contain the damage. At Henry Coe State Park, donations will keep the park running with existing staff. In Sonoma, closure loomed for five parks and groups have joined forces to create new models of park operation.
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Coe’s Fire Followers
October 01, 2009 by Daniel McGlynn
The 2007 Lick Fire was a firestorm that consumed 47,000 acres, most of it in Henry W. Coe State Park, east of Gilroy. Just days after the fire, park volunteers were on the scene. Two years later the “fire followers” of Coe Park are still at it, and even in the face of park budget cuts, they hope to keep their research going for years to come.
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Act Now to Save California State Parks
May 29, 2009 by Bay Nature Staff
Now’s the time to help save our California state parks from imminent closure under Governor Schwarzenegger’s budget plan!
Update: Expanding Reservoirs
January 01, 2006 by Kevin Cutler
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“What’s a Lake Like You Doing in a Place Like This?”
While examining the recreational and habitat potential of …
Bullet Trains in the Back Country?
April 01, 2005 by Matthew Bettelheim
Late last year, the California High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) withdrew its controversial proposed Central Valley-Bay Area routes that would have …
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Coe Kaleidoscope
April 01, 2005 by Winslow Briggs
When it comes to wildflowers, you can’t do any better than a visit to Henry Coe, Northern California’s largest state park. Winslow Briggs, who wrote the book on the park’s trails, walks us through a year of blooms, taking us from season to season in a wild but accessible landscape.
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The Lost Trails of Santa Clara
April 01, 2005 by Sada Coe
According to the ranchers and cowboys who ran cattle in the rugged Diablo Range southeast of San Jose, Sada Sutcliffe …
Bullet Train Through Henry W. Coe State Park and Orestimba Wilderness
July 01, 2004 by Christine Sculati
Where can you find more than 80,000 acres of wildlands with hundreds of miles of trails only 36 miles from …
