Conservation in Richmond
Richmond is home to the longest coast line in Contra Costa County. Flush with marine and coastal environments, the City is well endowed with wetland resources. Inland the East Bay Hills run through eastern Richmond where remnant coastal terrace prairie, oak woodland, and native bunchgrass prairie still flourish. EBCNPS has been active in working with the City and local environmental groups to increase awareness about the wonderful resources in Richmond and how to think about sustaining them.

 Please contact Lech Naumovich at conservation@ebcnps.org, or the conservation director Laura Baker, with any questions.   


LETTERS and DOCUMENTS

CNPS comments on Richmond General Plan Update Policies and Regulations, 2007>

CNPS comments on Forest Green Development, 2006>

CNPS comments on development at Point Molate - NOP response, 2005>

CNPS comments on EIR for Canyon Oaks II subdivision, 2007>

CNPS comments on Notice of Preparation of Environmental Review for SeaCliff Marina>


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