Press Releases
Parks Conservancy taps Maven for project at Alcatraz pier on San Francisco waterfront
The rare San Francisco leaf-cutter bee, which is endemic to the Bay Area, had not been seen since 1980.
Press Coverage
"The celebration of Presidio Parkway's 10th anniversary in San Francisco on Friday was marked by the unveiling of a commemorative plaque, speeches by local leaders, and a collective sense of success between public and private agencies." The Parks Conservancy received a $20,000 grant for our youth leadership programs from Golden Link Concessionaire at the event, our thanks to this incredible park champion!
KPIX caught up with parkgoers on the 10th anniversary of the Presidio Parkway project, which paved the way for Presidio Tunnel Tops and incredible park connections.
Programs and events hosted by the Parks Conservancy and our partners, like the Queers of a Feather birding event and Queer Belonging Backpacking Adventure, are featured in a KQED roundup of activities for Pride Month 2025.
"When the Chronicle’s data team looked at 1.6 million AllTrails.com reviews to find the Bay Area’s best shorter, more accessible hikes — 5 miles or less, rated easy and moderate — Lands End Trail came out on top. It is not a controversial choice."
The Parks Conservancy is proud to support a new exhibit at Fort Point National Historic Site, "Black Gold: Stories Untold." Parks Conservancy President & CEO Christine Lehnertz told the San Francisco Examiner: "'national parks are places where everyone can feel welcome and connected.' She described 'Black Gold' as 'a powerful way to ensure more people see their history, contributions and perseverance reflected in these iconic spaces.'"
