How you can help Protect Wildcat Canyon Park
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Sign and share the petition!
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Join other friends on hikes, events, and help spread the word.
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Speak up at a public hearing! We will be at every public meeting on the first and third Tuesdays.https://www.ebparks.org/calendar/public-meetings
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Join Us on Social Media
The East Bay Regional Parks District (EBRPD) is proposing a flow/thrill cycling trail that would be located in Wildcat Canyon Park. They have hired a consultant to write an assessment of the environmental impact of the trail. This document is called an “Environmental Impact Report,” or EIR. The public gets to comment at two stages of the process.
In the first stage, which ended on March 13, members of the public could comment on whether the scope of the EIR (as planned) was likely to identify all the impacts of the project. You can see some of the organizational comments that were submitted in stage one HERE. Many individuals also submitted comments in stage one.
In stage two, probably starting some time in the Fall of 2026, the public will be able to comment on the Draft EIR itself.
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Contact your board member
Ward 1
Elizabeth Echols
E. Richmond Heights, El Cerrito, El Sobrante, Kensington, San Pablo, Berkeley, et al.
Ward 2
Lynda Deschambault
Orinda, Moraga, Lafayette, part of Oakland, Piedmont, et al.
Ward 3
Dennis Waespi
Castro Valley, Hayward, San Lorenzo, Union City, part of Fremont, et al.
Ward 4
Luana España
Alameda, San Leandro, East Oakland, Ashland/Cherryland, et al.
Ward 5
Olivia Sanwong
Livermore, Pleasanton, part of Dublin, Newark, part of Fremont, et al.
Ward 6
John Mercurio
Concord, Pleasant Hill, San Ramon, Danville, part of Walnut Creek, et al.
Ward 7
Colin Coffey
Antioch, Pittsburg, Martinez, Hercules, Brentwood, Oakley, et al.