We organized a Bioblitz along Sheehy Creek in the Gateway East Business Park to highlight its ecological value. This area is now threatened by a proposed winery development that could severely disrupt the critical wildlife corridor. Our efforts aim to document species and raise awareness of the creek’s importance.

In collaboration with iCare, the City of Napa, the Audubon Society, the Golden State Salmon Association, and Vintage High School, we created and installed educational signs along Salvador Creek. These signs inform the public about the annual migration of Chinook salmon and are part of our mission to prevent fish harassment during spawning season.

We led community opposition to the Green Island Vineyard development in American Canyon, a 157-acre project bordering sensitive wetlands and the estuary. Working with Sierra Club, Greenbelt Alliance, Napa Solano Audubon Society, and Save the Bay, we mobilized public testimony and organized outreach to protect this key habitat.

To support long-term regional conservation, we launched a countywide letter-writing campaign advocating for a habitat conservation plan. Every major environmental organization in Napa participated, and in January 2025, we presented the collective letters to the Napa County Board of Supervisors in a formal appeal for action.