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GLEN CANYON ACTION WEBSITE

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Learn about Dr. Seuss’ battle to save eucalyptus trees

What would Dr. Seuss do?

Competition: Name these unique trees, help to preserve them

Recent Articles

What’s Wrong with the Natural Resources Management Plan
Mixed Results for Mission Blue Butterfly in San Francisco: Here’s Why
Where Did The “Natural Areas Program” Come From?
Problems with Invasion Biology
Killing Our Street Trees in San Francisco
Memorial for Peter Ehrlich, 1948-2017
Pesticides in our Parks, Jan-March 2017
Peter Ehrlich, 1948 – 2017
Ecological “Restoration”: “Someone Pays and Someone Profits”
Neighbor Activists on Mt Davidson
So Much City, So Little Green
Roundup, Garlon, and Pesticide-Free Parks
Natural Areas EIR Approved
Garlon v. Oxalis – in 10 Easy Slides
Before and After in the “Natural” Areas
Old Trees Trap More Carbon and Fight Climate Change
“It is essentially certain that glyphosate causes cancer”
Herbicides in San Francisco’s ‘Natural Areas’: 2016 Report
Rally for Trees & Against Pesticides in Our Parks! Feb 28, 2017
Mt Davidson: Toxic Garlon, Felled Trees

LINKS TO OTHER WEBSITES

1. Saving Trees (Links)

Death of a Million Trees Saving trees in the San Francisco Bay Area
Save Mt Davidson Park (On the Mt Davidson website)
Save Mount Sutro Cloud Forest Saving the Century-old Cloud Forest on Mount Sutro
Save the Trees of Glen Canyon Park Over 300 trees are threatened in Glen Canyon Park

2. Habitat & Environment (Links)

Hills Conservation Network
An Amazing set of San Francisco Wildlife Photos

3. Natural Areas Program (Links)

NAP Rap – Telling it Like it Is (about the Natural Areas Program)

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