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Sutro Forest Tree Destruction Started
In 2017, UCSF introduced a Plan that reduces the UCSF forest area by one-third, removes around 6,000 trees (new estimate!) and all the understory/ midstory shrubs. This has started. The article below is republished with permission and minor changes from SaveSutro.com, … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, Habitat destruction, Save Sutro Forest, Sutro Forest
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Save the Forests! Meeting on Sunday April 21, 2013
The San Francisco Forest Alliance and Save Sutro Forest are holding a meeting on 21 April 2013 to talk about the planned felling of trees on Mount Sutro — and on Mount Davidson. These actions would gut two important urban … Continue reading