2025 Photo Contest Winners The Friends’ fourth annual Photo Contest concluded on May 1st. Our three judges, Ranger Matt Del Carlo, Edwin Hacking, and Sharron Walker convened and reviewed all of the entries, and completed their deliberations to award the…
Thanks to the work of volunteers at our Habitat Restoration Day we removed 56.25 pounds of invasive plants in May. This important work helps the unique native plants of the park thrive.
Thanks to the work of volunteers from our Habitat Restoration Day and Earth Day Restoration Work Party, we removed 111.2 lbs of invasive plants in April…
Our 2025 Photo Contest is coming to an end soon on May 1st! Photographers have just a few more days to submit their best photographic images of the splendid flora and fauna of our beloved San Pedro Valley Park, as…
Calling all visitors who love to take photos in San Pedro Valley Park! Our 4th Annual Friends’ Photo Contest is underway! It is scheduled to run from February 1 to May 1 of 2025 and is open to all park…
Calling all visitors who love to take photos in San Pedro Valley Park! Our 3rd Annual Friends’ Photo Contest is underway! It is scheduled to run from February 1 to May 1 of 2024 and is open to all park…
We are very pleased to announce that the photograph “Coast Live Oak & Atmospheric Trail” by Shane Kadlecik, which had been awarded first place in the Trails & Landscapes category by the Friends’ 2023 Photo Contest judges earlier this year,…
The Friends’ second annual Photo Contest concluded on May 1st. A good number of entries were received – twice as many as last year. The images submitted were again of high quality and reflected both the skills of the photographers…
Calling all SPVP visitors who love to take photos in the park! We are announcing our 2nd Annual Friends’ Photo Contest! It is scheduled to run from February 1 to May 1 of 2023. The contest this year is now…
As we begin the new year in 2023 with high hopes, the Friends of San Pedro Valley Park can look back at the past year’s accomplishments and say, ‘You know, this past year was actually a pretty good year for…
