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- Good news: Tree Felling Plan in Napa Stops
- Still More Trees Cut Down in Sutro Forest – March 2022
- More Trees Being Cut Down in Sutro Forest
- Herbicide Time – Triclopyr in Glen Canyon
- The Environmental Danger of Preferring Native Plants
- EPA Acknowledges Herbicides Harm Wildlife
- Season’s Greetings!
- Beautiful Trees at Stow Lake to be Cut
- Toxic Roundup Herbicide, Fruiting Blackberry
- We Need to Reduce Toxic Herbicide Use in San Francisco
- Nearly 50 Trees on San Francisco’s Market Street Threatened
- Nesting in the Eucalyptus
- Why Large-Scale Native Plant “Restoration” Cannot Work
- The National Park Service has an Epiphany
- NRD Herbicide Use Shoots Up in 2020 in San Francisco
- Respect the Nest – Wildcare Thinks of Baby Animals and Birds
- Toxic Herbicide on Mt Davidson – Triclopyr on Oxalis
- More Destruction of Sutro Forest
- Greetings of the Season, Best Wishes for 2021
- Surprise Tree Removals for McLaren Park Native Plant Garden
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Tag Archives: National Parks Service
National Park Service Trees Meet Chainsaws in Montara
The National Park Service is cutting down trees in Montara, south of San Francisco. San Francisco Forest Alliance opposes this action. We’re disappointed. In this era of global warming, every tree counts. Instead of destroying trees, they should be planting them. … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, Montara, National Parks Service, native plant restoration, nativism, trees
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San Francisco – More Public Trees Destroyed
We recently received this report from a long-term member of the Fort Mason Community Garden. More trees have been destroyed, shocking those who cared about them. More bad news about the trees we have enjoyed for many, many years. The … Continue reading
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