On February 9, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to move ahead on developing a Climate Action Overlay Zone for Coyote Valley to protect wildlife habitat and movement, creeks and groundwater, farmland, and climate resilience. Details of Climate Action Overlay Zone Must Now be Drafted The vote by the Santa Clara County […]
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Please Support the Coyote Valley Climate Change Overlay Zone and Development Moratorium
On Tuesday, February 9, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors will consider a Climate Change Overlay Zone and development moratorium for Coyote Valley. Please email the Supervisors and ask them to support these important environmental protections in Coyote Valley! Coyote Valley Still Threatened by Development We’ve made great strides towards protecting Coyote Valley lately. […]
Another Purchase Caps Historic Year of Acquisition in Coyote Valley
Following on the heels of the historic 937 acre conservation acquisition in North Coyote Valley is the purchase of a 36 acre property on Tulare Hill. The Santa Clara Valley Habitat Agency purchased the “Tulare Hill Wedge” from Hitech Enterprise at the end of November. Although a small site, the purchase closes an important conservation […]