Made possible by California State Parks Foundation and generous donors, this restoration project secured $3.5 million for initial stabilization and lens protection, followed by $16 million in state funding to complete the full restoration. 

For the past 20 years, California State Parks Foundation has been deeply committed to restoring the Yosemite Slough portion of Candlestick Point State Recreation Area and opening it to the community for public access, education, and improvement of community health 

California State Parks, California State Parks Foundation, and Mount Diablo Cyclists have partnered to build Phase Two of bike safety turnouts at Mount Diablo State Park. 

An important project on Mount Tamalpais will modify the Easy Grade Trail to accommodate bicycles, creating a safer alternative to Pantoll Road and improving the experience for all visitors. 

California State Parks Foundation is the fiscal sponsor for efforts to restore native conifer forests through replanting, prescribed burns, and seed storage, helping this fire-scarred landscape recover and thrive. 

At Steele Ranch, California State Parks Foundation serves as the fiscal sponsor for work to protect critical habitat for the San Francisco garter snake and California red-legged frog, supporting invasive species control, biological monitoring, and future conservation grazing. 

With funding from Loews Hotels & Co and fiscal sponsorship by California State Parks Foundation, this fund supports projects that enhance visitor experiences, protect natural resources, and strengthen park operations at Silver Strand State Beach.