Projects

CESP is currently focusing our efforts on three major projects along our East Bay shoreline.


Establishing a Resilient Shoreline

We are working with people, elected officials and other organizations to inform the public about sea-level rise and to find practical green infrastructure solutions that will prevent destruction to homes and businesses in communities along the East Shore of the Bay. Learn what we've done in the cities of Oakland, Richmond and Berkeley, and what we are planning to do in Albany.

Point Molate Update

We rarely are presented with an opportunity to both undo shoreline damage and simultaneously preserve magnificent shoreline habitat and recreation plus California history. Point Molate is such an opportunity.

Completing McLaughlin Eastshore State Park

CESP continues to work to complete MESP as outlined in the General Plan for this magnificent waterfront park.

Expanding the Park through Richmond

Richmond is home to 32 miles of shoreline, the most of any city in the San Francisco Bay Area. CESP continues to play an active role in what is being planned for Pt. Molate, and the south and north shoreline, and to monitor the identified toxic sites and the critical Breuner Marsh area.

Our Mission

The mission of Citizens for East Shore Parks (CESP) is to create a necklace of shoreline parks from the Oakland Estuary to the Carquinez Strait.

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Mailing Address
P.O. Box 6087
Albany CA 94706

Office Address
1604 Solano Avenue
Albany, CA 94707

(510) 524 – 5000 (office)
(510) 526 – 3672 (fax)