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Bees in Glen Canyon – Update

Posted on July 21, 2014 by SF Forest Alliance

We’ve reported here before about the bee tree that was cut down as part of the “improvements” to Glen Canyon Park – and the one that was killed by mistake when someone thought it was a nest of yellow-jackets, not … Continue reading →

Posted in "Natural" Areas Program, Ruins Habitat | Tagged bees, environment, eucalyptus, Glen Canyon Park, San Francisco, San Francisco Forest Alliance, wildlife | Leave a comment

Spinning the Bee-Tree Fiasco

Posted on March 25, 2013 by SF Forest Alliance

We received this letter from Scott Mattoon, a bee advocate who is concerned not just by the killing of the bee tree in Glen Canyon Park’s Natural Areas, but by the reaction of San Francisco Recreation and Parks. If, like … Continue reading →

Posted in Fells Trees, Ruins Habitat | Tagged bees, Glen Canyon Park, Natural Areas, San Francisco Forest Alliance, San Francisco Recreation and Parks, SF Natural Areas | 5 Comments

Glen Canyon Park Loses Another Bee Tree

Posted on February 11, 2013 by SF Forest Alliance

Back in October of 2011, SF RPD destroyed a bee tree in Glen Canyon Park. Now the second one’s gone too, presumably the victim of another mistake. THE FIRST HIVE The first bee hive was mistakenly killed when a park … Continue reading →