ABC7 News: Coyote Valley Open Space concerned about funding for accessible trail project amid federal cuts
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- The budget upheaval in Washington is triggering concern among environmental planners here in the Bay Area.
One example includes a stunning stretch of open space in the South Bay and efforts to help people with disabilities enjoy it.
Craig and Kathy Sutherland both love exploring the Coyote Valley Open Space Preserve near San Jose. But, sometimes just getting on the trail can be an adventure.
Watch the full segment and read the story here.
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