Press Coverage

Looking for ways to volunteer in San Francisco to help keep the city green?

Muir Woods National Monument Rediscovers its Natural Soundscape.

A Miracle of Survival! A Franciscan Manzanita--a species thought to have been extinct in the wild for almost 70 years--is rediscovered at a construction site near the Golden Gate Bridge.

Eat too much this holiday season? Burn some of it off with this Crissy Field workout.

Marin creek's $13 million restoration should give boost to coho

List of 10 scenic spots to swim, float and soak in the sun at the West's amazing national parks. Golden Gate National Parks' Crissy Field is ranked "best for a city stroll."

As America's population become more diverse, will its changes be reflected in park visitors?

The redwoods in Muir Woods provide ideal Coho Salmon habitat, providing woody debris to protect young salmon in the creeks and keeping them shaded and cool. But the Coho in Muir Woods Redwood Creek are endangered, and local biologists and volunteers are working to protect the salmon and restore their habitat.

Betty Lou Vickery, 93, lived on Alcatraz when it was a military prison, visits the Island again.

The Presidio Nursery gets a new seed and plant lab, marking the first step towards a new stewardship and sustainability Center.

Rob Hill Campground--San Francisco's only overnight urban campground.

Cavallo Point the Lodge at the Golden Gate just earned LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold (the second-highest level of certification, after platinum) certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The Gold certification applies to the entire lodge project, including its historic and new buildings and the overall site. The project's green elements include its use of solar panels in its metal roofing; low-VOC glues, paints and carpets, and materials such as bamboo and recycled wood.