The successful recovery effort for the once endangered California brown pelican is evident every summer through fall on Breakwater Island, an area which forms the beginning of the Alameda Point Channel leading to the ship docks and Seaplane Lagoon. The breakwater is a wall of boulders built up from the Bay floor to reduce wave […]
April 18, 2012
Alameda Point Open Space: East Bay Regional Park District’s Emerging Role and Where to Locate the VA Outpatient Facility Golden Gate University’s Center on Urban Environmental Law (CUEL) recently sent a letter to Robert Doyle, General Manager of the East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD); John Russo, Alameda City Manager; and Larry Janes, Capital Assets Manager […]
September 22, 2011
The borderless ecosystem – On September 1, 2011, Golden Gate University’s Center on Environmental Law published their proposal for a unified planning process and expansive view for open space at Alameda Point. The central theme of their effort is that the true potential for conservation at Alameda Point lies in thinking of the area as […]
September 11, 2011
Video presentation of some of the many birds that inhabit or visit Alameda Point’s extensive ecosystem during the year.
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Springtime flower spectacle on Wildlife Refuge at Alameda Point – April 2012
Zone the wildlife refuge “Open Space”
Navy and VA ignore economics, environment in killing Alameda National Wildlife Refuge
Protecting the California Least Terns at the Alameda Point Wildlife Refuge
California Brown Pelicans roosting at Alameda Point
Hidden wetlands of Alameda Point
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October 22, 2012
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