Tag Archives: Oak Woodlands

Who’s Using Pesticides: Q1 Pesticides Report

Posted on April 29, 2013 by SF Forest Alliance

We’ve been reporting that San Francisco’s Natural Areas Program (NAP) has been spraying increasing amounts of toxic pesticides in parks used by people, pets, and wildlife. The San Francisco Department of the environment restricts the use of pesticides of land … Continue reading →

Posted in "Natural" Areas Program, Applies Pesticides | Tagged environment, Glen Canyon Park, Lake Merced, McLaren Park, Mount Davidson, Oak Woodlands, Pesticides, pine lake, SF Natural Areas, Toxic, Twin Peaks | 2 Comments

Good News, Sad News at Golden Gate Park’s Oak Woodlands

Posted on August 12, 2012 by SF Forest Alliance

This is another in our Park Visitor series: First-person accounts of visits to our parks, published with permission. (Golden Gate Park has several areas claimed by the Natural Areas Program, collectively called Oak Woodlands. They include the actual Oak Woodlands … Continue reading →