Starthistle Research at Mount Diablo SP by Sarah Swope Autumn 2007)
  Ticks and Lyme Disease (Summer 2007)
  Trash Talkin' (Trash Removal Project) by Rich McDrew (Summer 2006))
  Tarantula Time by Ken Lavin (Fall 2004)
50 Uncommon Place Names of Mount Diablo (Spring 2004)
Clayton Quarry (Spring 2004)
Mt Diablo Summit Building (December 2003)
Mt Diablo - The center of our community (Fall 2001)
Happy Birthday Mt. Diablo (Fall 2001)
Making Man's Litter Disappear - Litter Removal Project (Fall 2001)
The Alameda Whipsnake (Fall 2001)
Fire Management at Mt. Diablo State Park (Spring 2001)
Western Toad (Spring 2001)
Celebrate Mt. Diablo 2001 (Spring 2001)
History of Mount Diablo (Fall 2000)
Coyote and Quail - Mt. Diablo's Other Inhabitants! (Fall 2000)
1998 - A Very Good Year (Save Mt. Diablo land acquisitions) (Spr 99)
Rattlesnake Research at Lindsay Wildlife Museum (Spring 99)
FOCUS ON....Hiking on Mt. Diablo (Spring 99)
Blackhawk & The Mountain - A Twentieth Century History (Fall 98)
Mitchell Canyon Creek Restoration Project Or Something Fishy! (Spr 98)
The Mt. Diablo Initial Point: Focus on Land Surveying (Spring 1998)
A Day in the Life of Mt. Diablo - a photographic essay (Fall 1997)
Lime Ridge Open Space: Preserve Opens to Public (Fall 1997)
Recreation and Stewardship - Los Vaqueros Watershed (Fall '97)
Formation of the Summit Gallery Art Committee (Fall 1997)
Behring Automotive Art Collection - Auto Races on Mt. Diablo (Fall '96)
"Trek Through Time" Returns This Fall (Fall 1996)
A New Perspective on the Flora of Mt Diablo (Spring 1996)
Communication Tower on Mt Diablo Blown Over (Spring 1996)
Pliocene Park - what our area was like several million years ago (Spr. '94)
Mount Diablo: A Haven for East Bay Wildlife (Spring 1991)

A Day to be Remembered! - Park Opens in 1931 - Spring 2001
Mitchell Canyon Visitor Center Opens September 25 - Summer 1999
Understanding the Trail Signs on Mount Diablo - Summer 1999
"On a dark and stormy night" -the Origins of MDIA - Spring 1999
Poison Oak - A plant to avoid - Winter 1998-99
Ladybug Time - Winter 1998-99
John Muir Slept Nearby - Mountain House Hotel - Spring 1997
Early Spring Flowers of Mt Diablo - Spring 1997
MDIA's Trail Map - Spring 1997
Geologic Guide to Falls Trail Loop - Fall 1996
Mitchell Canyon Information Center - Fall 1996
Watching Butterflies on Mount Diablo - Spring/Summer 1993

2008 Mitchell Canyon Flower List providing Family, Genera, Species, and common names by Julan Tong 2008  (PDF download)
Barbed Wire Bonanza in California by Rich McDrew, MDIA

Reprinted from the Barbed Wire Collector Magazine - March/April 2008
Mary Bowerman Trail Interpretive Brochure PDF Download
Name change for Mount Diablo Denied by Lisa Vorderbrueggen
Reprinted in part from Contra Costa Times with permission - 2005
Off-path Hikers Risk Becoming Tick Hosts by Heidi Ortmann
Reprinted in part from Contra Costa Times with permission - September 2001
Ken Lavin: Mountain Naturalist by Peggy Spear
Originally appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle - April 2000
A Collection of Articles on Mount Diablo Mining - early writings on mining activities during the late 1800's compiled by Chris Valle-Riestra. Includes "Quicksilver Deposits of the Mount Diablo District," by Clyde Ross excerpted from Strategic Minerals Investigation, 1940, United States Geological Survey Bulletin 922-B.
Ten Short, Pleasant Walks in Mount Diablo State Park
by Frank Valle-Riestra
Easy but very rewarding walks (text from published MDIA brochure)
Ten Moderate Hikes in Mount Diablo State Park
by Frank Valle-Riestra
Some of the mountain's most attractive environments (text from published MDIA brochure)
Ten Demanding Hikes in Mount Diablo State Park
by Frank Valle-Riestra
An introduction to the hidden beauty spots on the mountain (text from published MDIA brochure)

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