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Meet the Adopters 2026

We are thrilled to introduce and extend our heartfelt thanks to the dedicated adopters of the Living Arroyos “Adopt A Creek” program for 2026. Each of these committed individuals and organizations has stepped forward to take an active role in preserving the natural beauty and ecological health of our local waterways. Their time, effort, and enthusiasm are not just investments in our creeks and rivers, but also in our community’s future. The positive impact of their stewardship will resonate throughout our region, ensuring that these vital natural resources continue to thrive and provide sanctuary for wildlife and joy for humans alike. Let’s celebrate the remarkable contribution of our 2026 adopters!

City of Livermore

Spot 1
Arroyo Las Positas at Northfront Road
Saundra Lormand & Laura Cornett

Spot 3
Arroyo Seco at First Street
The Unitarian Universalist Church and the Rossow family

Spot 4
Arroyo Mocho at Robertson Park
LARPD Open Space

Spot 5
Arroyo Mocho at Holmes Street
Troop 939

Spot 6
Arroyo Mocho at Granada Native Gardens
Dave Lunn

Spot 7
Arroyo Mocho at Stanley Boulevard
Tri Valley Fly Fishers (TVFF)

Spot 8
Altamont Creek & Arroyo Las Positas at Bluebell Drive
The Henry family

Spot 9
Arroyo Las Positas at Heather Lane
The N. Livermore Community Alliance and the Swanson family

Spot 10
Arroyo Mocho at Arroyo Road
Valley Montessori School

City of Dublin

Spot 1
Tassajara Creek at Emerald Glen Park
Global Leadership Initiative for Youth (GLIFY)

Spot 2
Tassajara Creek from Dublin Blvd to 580
Intersect Power

Spot 3
South San Ramon Creek at Dublin High School
Boy Scouts Troop 904

Spot 4
Alamo Creek at Amador Valley Blvd
OPEN

Spot 5
Alamo Creek at Alamo Creek Park
Dublin Change Makers

City of Pleasanton

Spot 1
Arroyo del Valle from Main St. to Harvest Cr.
OPEN

Spot 2
Bernal Creek from Sports Park to 680
Boy Scouts Troop 941