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Still More Trees Cut Down in Sutro Forest – March 2022
The article below is essentially a sequel to the previous one. More Trees Being Cut Down in Sutro Forest and is also republished with permission from SutroForest.com ——————————————————– As readers of this site will know, a lot of trees are … Continue reading
Posted in Fells Trees
Tagged environment, Mount Sutro Cloud Forest, Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve, tree removals, UCSF
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More Destruction of Sutro Forest
We regret starting the year with sad news in this post from SutroForest.com. It is reprinted here with permission. With the new revised plan for UCSF’s Parnassus Campus having been approved by the UCSF Regents – despite San Francisco’s Board … Continue reading
More Damage for Sutro Forest
San Francisco Forest Alliance recently responded to UCSF’s Draft Environmental Impact Report consequent on changes it plans to the 2014 Long Range Development Plan. We publish that here. We also publish with permission an article from SutroForest.com, the website that … Continue reading
Here’s the Sutro Forest DEIR (issued July 2017)
For those readers who would like to get started on reading the Draft Environmental Impact Report for Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve, we have it here as a PDF: UCSF_Mt_Sutro_DEIR_wAppendices
Sutro Forest DEIR Announced
UCSF has released a humongous 1087-page Draft Environmental Impact Report on the Plan to cut down thousands of trees in Sutro Forest. The deadline for public comment has been extended in response to our request, to Sept 22, 2017. This … Continue reading
UCSF’s “Urgent Fire Safety” on Mt Sutro – How True?
Our readers have been following the story of Sutro Forest, the beautiful Cloud Forest that lies in San Francisco’s fog belt. It captures moisture from the marine layer fog, and is thus wet all through the summer and into the … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, Mount Sutro Cloud Forest, Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve, SFFD, UCSF
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UCSF To Fell 1250 Mt Sutro Trees for “Urgent Fire Safety” – Aug 2013
This article is reprinted with permission from SutroForest.com. UCSF SURPRISE: FELLING >1000 TREES ON MT SUTRO IN AUGUST 2013 We had thought that UCSF was not going to cut down trees this fall when we wrote One More Year for … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, Mount Sutro Cloud Forest, Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve, trees, UCSF
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UCSF plans to fell 30,000 trees in Mount Sutro Forest
This post has been copied with minor edits from http://www.SaveSutro.com, which is a website set up to inform people about Mount Sutro Cloud Forest and to defend it. WHAT YOU CAN DO: 1. Write to the Board of Regents, who … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, Mount Sutro Cloud Forest, Mount Sutro Open Space Reserve, trees, UCSF
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