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Beatrice Kilat

Media & Public Affairs Manager
Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy

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Beatrice Kilat is the Media & Public Affairs Manager for the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy's Marketing and Communications Team. Her perfect park day includes a morning in the woods and an afternoon at the beach.

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bkilat@parksconservancy.org

Author Stories

Ranger Rebecca Au poses with a butterfly drawing in a flower field.

Parks are a Universal Language with Ranger Rebecca Au

Park E-Ventures Article
NPS Ranger Erick Cortes stands in front of the Golden Gate Bridge at Fort Point Historic Site.

Ranger Erick Cortes is broadening perspectives at Fort Point

Park E-Ventures Article
An image of multiple signs on a trial.

Choose your own adventure along the California Coastal Trail

Park E-Ventures Article
An image of a walking path in the midst of a tiered garden.

Restoring a Historic Vision of San Francisco

Park E-Ventures Article
The Golden Gate Bridge lit up at night.

A family history in the light of the Golden Gate Bridge

Park E-Ventures Article
An image of a dirt walking trail with a view of a blue sky and the blue ocean.

Letter of Recommendation: Taking a Walk in the Park

Park E-Ventures Article
Inside the New Industries Building on Alcatraz Island.

Inside the penitentiary: A civil rights struggle on Alcatraz

Park E-Ventures Article
Pruning plants at the Presidio Native Plant Nursery.

Five Tips for Decolonizing Language

Gateways Article
Colorful wildflowers in front of a disused federal penitentiary building on Alcatraz Island.

Just the essentials: How the Alcatraz gardens grow

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Lana Salvador (center) with her fellow healthcare workers in San Francisco.

Nature’s lessons help a nurse in the midst of global pandemic

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A monarch butterfly in nature.

Backyard BioBlitz: See the parks from wherever you are

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A coyote explores the Presidio of San Francisco.

Keeping coyotes and all wildlife wild in the GGNRA

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