There’s no doubt about it! Beer and environmental stewardship go together like peas and carrots. Families with children, grandparents and people of all ages enjoyed the beautiful evening and celebratory mood at Hermitage Brewery in San Jose marking our one-year anniversary as a non-profit. In addition to the taco trucks…
One month into 2018 and KCCB has seen a record number of attendees participating at events. A January 20th creek cleanup at the Tully Ballfields had 120 volunteers who collected 2.7 tons of trash. The Explore Coyote Creek: Edge of the Bay walk brought 38 attendees together to walk along Mallard…
Come see our Tree at Christmas in the Park When you think of December, one of the first things that comes to mind is Christmas. Whether it be the presents, the snow, or the carolers knocking from door to door, the holiday cheer is all around. In San Jose specifically…
On April 30th, we co-hosted a fun bike ride through Coyote Valley. It was a beautiful day with lots of sunshine and wildflowers. Committee for Greenfoothills Executive Director Megan Medeiros led us off from Spina Farms, giving an overview of why this area is worth preserving. Photo by Larry Ames…
Over the weekend of April 7th, a hardy group of seven backpackers entered the wilderness of Henry Coe State Park, one of the largest state parks in the region. We went there to enjoy a group outing to the headwaters of Coyote Creek. Boy, was it an adventure. The weather…
On Sunday, June 5th, we hosted a Jane’s Walk to share the plants, birds, and animals around Coyote Creek at Hellyer County Park. This event featured our very own Alie and Bruce Victorine, who are active creek cleanup group leaders, and happen to be avid birdwatchers. They shared their passion…
Spring is here and it couldn’t have been a better time of year to come see the beautiful rolling hills and blooming wildflowers at Henry Coe State Park. It started late Friday afternoon down to Poverty Flat and proceeded through the weekend until late Sunday up Blue Ridge Trail and…
Ever Wondered What an Artist Could Do with Plastics? By Deb Kramer On February 2, the Art department at SJSU hosted a lecture about the “Gyre: Plastic Ocean Exhibit” and featured Julie Decker, curator, and three artists who shared their stories, artwork, and process about ocean plastic. Fascinating presentation. You…
Guadalupe River Park Conservancy – 20 Years and Going Strong By Deb Kramer What a resource! The Guadalupe River Park Conservancy has been around for 20 years and provides the San Jose community with many educational and volunteer events, beautiful open space, and a nature-themed playground for children. Recently, I…
Open Space Authority Grand Opening of the Coyote Valley Preserve By Deb Kramer Beautiful rolling hills dotted with valley oaks On a beautiful Saturday day, I attended the grand opening of the Coyote Valley Preserve. The event featured some speakers, a ribbon cutting, and a few local groups. Many…
