Say No to Battery Storage Facility in Coyote Valley
Update: On May 28, 2026, the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority board voted unanimously for a resolution opposing the building of an AES Jewelflower
Invest in the Open Space Authority: Vote Yes on Measure D
Update on 6/9/26: Measure D has passed! Thank you to the voters for supporting funding for the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority. On Election
Good News – No Energy Facility in Coyote Valley!
We’re pleased to report that the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has approved the final plan for the LS Power energy facility – and it will NOT
A Hill in Coyote Valley: A Story in Maps
The Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority has released a new story map, in which small, oak‑dotted hill in North Coyote Valley becomes a lens
Tell San Jose: Don’t Let Cemetery Harm Coyote Valley
The city of San Jose is currently accepting comments on the environmental analysis of the proposed Heritage Oaks cemetery in the hills above Coyote Valley.
Good News for Coyote Valley Wildlife
Coyote Valley is a critical wildlife corridor for species to migrate between the Santa Cruz Mountains and the Diablo Range. That’s why we’re encouraged by
Take Action to Keep Energy Facilities Out of Coyote Valley
On Tuesday, August 5, there will be a public meeting about the environmental impacts of a proposed new energy facility in south San Jose. The
San Jose Drops Plan for Development in Coyote Valley
We’re excited to report that San Jose has dropped a potential plan that could have greatly increased the amount of development along Monterey Road in
North Coyote Valley Wetland Is Now Preserved as Public Land
Today Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) announced it has transferred the historic wetland of Laguna Seca in North Coyote Valley to the Santa Clara Valley