Why must Tesla Park be Classified by State Parks as a Reserve? To fully protect irreplaceable historic resources, including historic town and mine site of Tesla.
Why must Tesla Park be Classified by State Parks as a Reserve? To fully protect threatened/endangered species and designated critical habitat such as California red-legged frog, Alameda whip snake, California tiger salamander and Foothill yellow legged frog.
Why must Tesla Park be Classified by State Parks as a Reserve? To fully protect irreplaceable Native American sacred and archeological sites.
Why must Tesla Park be Classified by State Parks as a Reserve? #1 – to fully protect over 42 special status wildlife species, 7 sensitive vegetation communities and 20 locally rare plants.
So THANKFUL to all who helped protect Tesla Park from damaging motorized recreation. Now we work to establish Tesla as a Reserve that’ll provide public access for passive use and education with resource protection the priority.
