Protect Coyote Valley Project Updates
In January 2026, VTA announced the launch of the Coyote Valley Wildlife Crossing Project, a major step toward reducing wildlife deaths and reconnecting critical habitat in Coyote Valley.
Nature, the leading science journal, published an article about Coyote Valley’s unique landscape and natural flood protection powers. December 3, 2025.
Coyote Valley was recently highlighted on NBC Bay Area’s weekly program, Comunidad del Valle. December 7, 2025.
The massive Heritage Oaks Memorial Park would sprawl over more than 100 acres of Coyote Valley – an area larger than 77 football fields.
This comprehensive planning project will create a roadmap for the future use and restoration of Coyote Valley.
Coyote Valley is a lifeline for animals to move between the Santa Cruz Mountains and the Diablo Range.
In June 2025, the Open Space Authority partnered with Peninsula Open Space Trust, Alnus Ecological and Nature’s Engineers to build two beaver dam analogs in Coyote Valley.
Fisher Creek is a thread that helps tie together Coyote Valley’s ecological future. Here’s why.
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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