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Category Archives: Wastes Money
Glen Park Tree Demolition – Day 5 Video
The line of grand old eucalyptus at the entrance of Glen Canyon Park is gone now. This is the picture on Day 5, courtesy Ron Proctor: ——– There are more trees being felled, over 40 more in this project alone, … Continue reading
Downed Oak, Mount Davidson, and “Poor Suitability”
We’ve been hearing a lot about “poor suitability” in the context of trees that San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department (SFRPD) wants to cut down in Glen Canyon Park. Have they considered the “poor suitability” of the trees they might … Continue reading
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Tagged Mount Davidson, Natural Areas Program, trees
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Natural Areas Plan: SFFA comments on the DEIR (Pt 6: Flawed Process)
Whatever one thinks of the Significant Natural Resource Areas Management Program (SNRAMP, Sin-ramp) – and this website has documented what we do think about it – it’s important that the public is kept informed. They should be able to know … Continue reading
Natural Areas Plan: SFFA comments on the DEIR (Pt 5: Supporting the “Maintenance Alternative”)
In the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) on the Significant Natural Resource Areas Management Plan (SNRAMP), considered 4 alternatives to the SNRAMP: (1) No Project – which would mean NAP would continue doing what they planned under an earlier plan, … Continue reading
NAP Lops Off Tree Limbs In The Middle Of Nesting Season
Three weeks ago, at a meeting with Recreation and Parks Department Director Phil Ginsburg and Natural Areas Program Director Lisa Wayne, we asked why there had been a huge amount of clearing in Glen Canyon Park during the denning and … Continue reading
Posted in "Natural" Areas Program, Ruins Habitat, Wastes Money
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West Portal Monthly: Neighbors Mobilize to Save Mt Davidson from the Axe
West Portal Monthly ran Jacquie Proctor’s article about the San Francisco Forest Alliance’s petition on its front page. Headlined “Neighbors Mobilize to Save Mt Davidson from the Axe,” the article explained how the petition drive is planned to end with … Continue reading
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Tagged DEIR, EIR, environment, Jacquie Proctor, Mt Davidson, Natural Areas Program, SNRAMP, trees, West Portal Monthly
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San Francisco Examiner: Trail proposal at San Francisco’s Twin Peaks up for debate
Some time ago, we’d posted here about the wonderful twisted willow trees in the “Outback Trail” in Glen Canyon Park that are threatened with removal. Recently, we learned about the “Creek to Peaks” trail planned to connect Glen Canyon to … Continue reading
West Portal Monthly: Clearcut Case of Overkill at Mt Davidson Park
The West Portal Monthly today published an article by Jacquie Proctor explaining the problem of the NAP specifically at Mt Davidson and generally throughout the city. The plan seeks to destroy at least 1600 trees on Mt Davidson alone. Read … Continue reading
Posted in "Natural" Areas Program, Applies Pesticides, Blocks Access, Fells Trees, Ruins Habitat, Wastes Money
Tagged Aminopyralid, Aquamaster, Garlon, Glyphosate, Imazapyr, Jacquie Proctor, Milestone, Mt Davidson, Pesticides, Polaris/ Habitat, San Francisco Forest Alliance, Triclopyr, West Portal Monthly
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Mt. Davidson Park – An Open Space Preserved for Recreation or Native Plants?
Native plant interests threaten trees throughout the city, and in particular, in one of San Francisco’s significant century-old forests: Mt Davidson. A favorite area for the residents of Miraloma Park, the Significant Natural Areas Management Plan calls for felling over … Continue reading
Posted in Blocks Access, Fells Trees, Wastes Money
Tagged 3. Natural Areas Program (Links), Miraloma Park, Mt Davidson
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The Season for Pesticides on “Natural” Areas
And when is it not, actually? Maybe this could be called the Santa Claus mix? The old formula – Glyphosate and Imazapyr, being used against “Road brush” whatever that is, and erhata grass. It’s scheduled for Dec 19-23, 2011. Pesticides … Continue reading
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