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Following is a list of past News/Updates posts:
- Reason 19 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 18 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 17 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 16 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 15 To Classify Tesla as a Reserve
- Reason 14 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 13 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 12 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 11 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 10 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 9 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 8 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 7 To Classify Tesla Park As A Reserve
- Reason 6 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 5 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 4 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 3 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 2 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Reason 1 To Classify Tesla As A Reserve
- Thankful
- Protect Native American Sites
- Tesla Needs To Be A Reserve
- Planning Process
- Thank You All!
- State Natural and Cultural Reserve
- Thank You All!
- Thank You Assemblymember Bauer-Kahan and Senator Glazer
- Legislature Passes SB 155
- Protect A Biological Hotspot
- Urgent Action Needed
- How Can You Destroy Tesla?
- Climate Crisis
- Extraordinary Biodiversity
- Make Good On Their Word?
- Follow The Science – Not OHV Lobby
- You Can’t Fight Climate Change & Expand OHV Recreation
- Be True To Your Word
- Are You Really Going to Fight Climate Change?
- Will Newsom Preserve Tesla Park?
- Valley Fever
- Access For All
- UN IPCC Report
- The ‘Big Lie’
- Don’t Destroy Their Habitat
- Save Tesla Park
- Follow Science
- Win-Win
- Advance 30×30 Goal
- Implement 30×30
- Will Governor Newsom Preserve Tesla?
- Fight Climate Change or Choose Destructive OHV Recreation
- Carnegie SVRA Attendance Has Decreased
- Overwhelming Support
- Native American Leader to Governor
- Follow the Science
- AV 1512 Advances
- 30 x 30: Will Gavin Newsom preserve Tesla Park?
- Will Governor Newsom Allow OHV Destruction of Tesla Park?
- Tesla Budget Item Rejected
- Educational Site
- Historic Townsite Of Tesla
- Tesla Park Should Be Open To Hikers
- Rare, Extraordinary Biodiversity
- Don’t Destroy Tesla With Damaging OHV Use
- 30 x 30 Biodiversity Executive Order
- Follow The Science
- Sign The Petition
- Tesla Park
- Access For All
- OHV User Funded?
- OHVs Exempt From Emission Standards
- 30×30 Executive Order
- AB 1512 & SB 799 Advance
- Biodiversity Day Petition
- Protect Extraordinary Biodiversity
- Endangered Species Day
- Biodiversity Day 2021
- Extraordinary Natural Resources
- Critical Linkage Habitat Corridor
- 20 Locally Rare Plant Species
- Red Flag Fire Days
- CA 2030 Climate Goals
- AB 1512
- President Biden’s GHG Emission Goals
- UC Professors Call On Governor
- Earth Day 2021
- NO Motorized Recreation at Tesla
- Earth Day 2021
- Need For More Nature Parks
- Access For All
- Educational Site
- Carnegie SVRA Mitigation
- Follow The Science
- Letter to Governor Newsom
- Tule Elk & Golden Eagle Habitat
- Governor’s Biodiversity Executive Order
- Sierra Club California
- Critical Linkage Habitat Corridor
- 30 by 2030 Goal
- Redesignate For Conservation Now
- Fight Climate Change
- Court Invalidates EIR
- UC Professors Statement
- Don’t Take Tesla Park Too
- Make Actions Match Words
- Advance Goals to Protect Biodiversity
- Newsom Should Protect Tesla Park
- Local Agencies Will Pay State
- Permanently Preserve Tesla Now
- Stop Pretending
- Times Up
- 30 x 30
- It Is Time
- Failed EIR Attempts
- Court Rules EIR & General Plan Invalid
- Powerful Call to the Governor
- Native American Features
- Follow The Science
- Redesignate Tesla
- Implement Biodiversity Executive Order
- Bay Nature Op Ed
- Save Mount Diablo Colloquium
- Tule Elk & Golden Eagles
- Biodiversity Executive Order
- Return Funds to State Parks
- Critical Linkage Habitat Corridor
- Travesty
- Support From Community Groups
- Educational Site
- Cultural Landscape
- Biodiversity Hotspot
- Mitigation for Destructive Impacts of OHV
- Best Management Practices
- Valley Fever
- Environmental Damage
- Governor’s Biodiversity Executive Order
- Time to Walk the Walk
- Increase Access to Nature
- Win-Win
- 28 Locally Rare Plant Species
- Fight Climate Change and Expand Motorized Recreation?
- Access For All NOT Access For All Uses
- Top 3 Priorities
- 30 x 30
- 42 Special Status Species
- Preserve Nature for Underserved Communities
- Demand for Nature Areas Increases
- Tesla Is Not The Place
- Expand OHV As We Push To Reduce Carbon Emissions?
- Fighting Climate Change
- Overwhelming Local Support
- Gas Tax Transfers
- Top Conservation Priority
- UN Study on Biodiversity
- Valley Fever
- Red Flag Days
- Spare the Air Days
- Tricolored Blackbirds
- Air Pollution & Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation
- Golden Eagles & Tule Elk
- 30 By 30
- UC Berkeley Study
- Golden Eagle Nesting Area
- UC Berkeley Study Shows Tesla a Conservation Priority
- Tesla Park Should Not Be Sacrificed
- What is Tesla Park?
- Historical Places
- Home to 42 Special Status Species
- Foothill Yellow-Legged Frog
- 1956 East Bay Regional Park District Plan
- Off-Highway Vehicles Environmental Damage
- Fire at Carnegie SVRA
- Help Build Support for Tesla
- We will Save Tesla Park
- AB 1086 vetoed- Fight to Save Tesla Continues!
- Ask Governor to sign AB 1086 into law
- AB 1086 (Bauer-Kahan) Alameda-Tesla Expansion Area bill PASSED by Legislature
- Contact Appropriations Committee to support SB 767
- Assembly Accountability and Administrative Review Committee approves SB 767
- Next SB 767 Hearing – July 3, 2019 in Accountability and Administrative Review Committee
- SB 767 passes Assembly WPW Committee
- SB 767 Assembly Water Parks and Wildlife Committee Hearing Tuesday, June 18, 2019
- SB 767 passes Senate
- SB 767 passes out of Senate Committees to Floor Vote
- SB 767 Passes Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee
- Support SB 767 – Alameda-Tesla Expansion Area
- Work to Save Tesla Park Continues – Remember Tesla in year-end Donations
- SB 1316 falters in Assembly, but fight to Save Tesla Park continues
- Support Tesla at OAS Annual Potluck June 5
- SB 1316 passes the Senate
- Support SB 1316 – Alameda-Tesla Expansion Area
- More Legislators Support Tesla Preservation Proposal
- Friends drops support for SB 249
- SB 249 Passes Assembly Committee
- Contact your State Senator to Support SB 249
- State studies document OHV getting excess fuel taxes
- Senator Glazer and Assembly Member Baker support Tesla Preservation Proposal
- Scientist Consensus Statement on Tesla Preservation
- Tesla Park First Proposed in 1956!
- Help Protect Tesla and Reform the Off-Highway Vehicle Program
- Support SB 249 at Senate Transportation and Housing Committee Hearing
- Support SB 249
- Keep Tesla Beautiful – NO OHV Use
- We need your help! – DONATE to Support Legal Costs to Save Tesla Park
- FRIENDS FILES LAWSUIT TO PROTECT TESLA FROM CARNEGIE EXPANSION
- Fight to Save Tesla Park Continues
- Mark your Calendars for October 21, 2016 Tesla Hearing in Sacramento
- Email NOW to SAVE Tesla Park
- Ask Baker ad Glazer to support Tesla
- Upcoming Tesla Events
- Help Tesla – attend ‘Pelican Dreams’ Fundraiser May 22, 2016
- OHMVR Commission Hearing on CSVRA/Tesla General Plan and EIR expected in Summer
- Recap of 2/5/16 OHMVR Hearing on CSVRA Final Draft EIR
- Our work for the last several years has been building for this important hearing!
- Carnegie Final EIR Delayed to Early 2016
- Email your State Legislator
- DONATE Today to Help SAVE Tesla Park
- Tule Elk still on Tesla
- California Native Grassland Association joins work to Save Tesla
- Tesla Fire
- What’s next?
- Thank you Friends of Tesla Park!
- Alameda County and City of Livermore support Tesla Preservation
- Email your Comments by June 29, 2015 Deadline!
- CSVRA Public Comment Period Extended to June 29, 2015
- CSVRA Releases Preliminary General Plan and EIR for Public Review – submit comments by June 8, 2015 deadline
- CSVRA Releases Preliminary General Plan and EIR for Public Review
- Online Donations Now Available
- Tule Elk Range on Tesla
- Carnegie SVRA delays release of Draft EIR and General Plan to early 2015
- DEIR Release Expected in “Fall 2014”
- Tesla Road Residents support preservation
- Tesla Buckeye
- Support grows to preserve Tesla
- Support for Preserving Tesla Keeps Growing
- Non-Motorized Nature Parks in highest demand
- Carnegie SVRA Draft EIR delayed to Fall 2014
- Support for Tesla Preservation Grows
- Beautiful Tesla
- Watch for email updates – DEIR now expected in Spring 2014
- A Livermore resident’s call to SAVE Tesla Park
- Say NO to OHV Use in Tesla – December 13, 2013 comment deadline
- ACTION ALERT – Attend November 12 Public Meeting to SAVE Tesla Park
- EBRPD Keeps Tesla in Master Plan
- Historic Harrisville part of Tesla Park
- Tell State Parks: no OHVs in Tesla Park
- Action Alert – Comment by July 15, 2013
- OHMVR announces June 10 workshop on DEIR Alternatives
- Local Legislators support protection of Tesla Park
- Update – Carnegie SVRA General Plan and EIR
- Tesla Park Up Close
- What do you want for Tesla Park?
- Tesla Park can be preserved under OHMVR Statute
- Donate to SAVE Tesla Park
- Wild Tesla
- How can Carnegie SVRA get away with it?
- Beautiful Tesla
- Carnegie SVRA/Tesla Park EIR update
- More Friends join to save Tesla Park
- The Truth About OHMVR Divi$ion Funding
- Fall in Tesla Park
- Tesla Park Critical Habitat Corridor
- Tesla paleontology research site
- Bio-diversity is part of Tesla Park’s lure
- NOP Comment Deadline extended to July 11, 2012
- Biologically rich Tesla Park requires protection
- The Independent backs saving Tesla Park
- The TRUTH about OHMVR Divi$ion funding
- NOP Comment Deadline – June 11, 2012
- State launches General Plan/EIR process
- Cultural Wonders
- Treadwell House connection to Tesla Park
- Natural Wonders
- On the Spanish Trail
- Anza Trail near Tesla Park
- Tesla in Botanical Priority Protection Area
- Native Americans left their mark on Tesla
- Tesla historic resources need protection
- Join Us!
- Friends Web Site launched