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Ai Weiwei on Alcatraz, Trace exhibit
Ai Weiwei on Alcatraz, Trace exhibit

Alison Taggart-Barone/Parks Conservancy

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Press Coverage

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Bechtel Gift to Help Transform Presidio
San Francisco Chronicle

The largest cash gift in national parks history is intended to be the catalyst to create 10 acres of parkland connecting the heart of the Presidio to Crissy Field and the bay.

Fine Living: An artistic look at the flora of Alcatraz
Marin Independent Journal

Ten years ago, the Garden Conservancy, whose mission is to preserve exceptional American gardens, in partnership with the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and the National Park Service, decided to restore the Alcatraz gardens after decades of neglect.

Escape to Alcatraz: Go Directly to Jail to Tour the Gardens
Gardenista

Abandoned after the prison closed in the early 1960s, the Gardens of Alcatraz are a study in survival.

Passionate Hearts Pining for The Presidio
Huffington Post

Three finalists are vying for the coveted site of the current Sports Basement in the Presidio. The proposals being presented for discussion are the Lucas Cultural Arts Museum, the Presidio Exchange and the Bridge/Sustainability Institute. The Presidio is a national park site.

Presidio Project Should be Awarded on Merits, not Star Power
San Francisco Examiner

The Presidio Trust has a spectacular opportunity to remake two sections of the Presidio with amazing views of San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge. The process to select a project will redevelop the former commissary building, which currently houses the Sports Basement sporting goods store.