News & Updates

  • Cultural Landscape

    Tesla Park has important cultural sites including Native American features and the historic townsite of Tesla. OHV recreation destroys the integrity of this cultural landscape.

  • Biodiversity Hotspot

    A recent study by UC Berkeley documented – again – that the area where Tesla is located is a biological hotspot important to protecting biodiversity in a time of climate change. https://bit.ly/35I6ayr

  • Best Management Practices

    Contra Costa Water District, CalTrans, Metropolitan Transportation Commission, and more public agencies have to provide set-aside mitigation for project impacts. But Carnegie SVRA relies on ‘best management practices’ for mitigation.

  • Valley Fever

    Why is State Parks trying to expand OHV recreation into Tesla Park knowing Valley Fever is endemic in the area? Read the expert’s EIR comments: https://bit.ly/3h3Zf4H

  • Environmental Damage

    When you compare Tesla Park to the adjacent Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area, the evidence of environmental damage from off-highway vehicles is overwhelming.