Members
Events
Fri, May 31 2:00pm-4:00pm
Black Point Meeting Location
Explore the Black Point Historic Gardens and its new blooms with Natalie Korengold. Learn about the history and do a nature bio blitz walk!
Event
Fri, May 17 2:00pm-4:00pm
Black Point Meeting Location
Explore the Black Point Historic Gardens and its new blooms with Natalie Korengold. Learn about the history and do a nature bio blitz walk!
Events
Mon, Jun 10 4:00pm-6:00pm
Wolfback Ridge Parking
Join John Martini to explore the ins and outs of Fort Baker, learning about its history along the way!
Events
Wed, May 08 5:30pm-7:30pm
Come join the Parks Nursery Staff for a spring wildflower walk.
Events
Sat, May 04 11:00am-1:00pm
Wolfback Ridge Parking
Join John Martini to explore the ins and outs of Fort Baker, learning about its history along the way!
Mon, May 06 3:00pm-5:00pm
Presidio Visitor Center
Dive into the history of the Buffalo Soldiers and other accounts of Black history with retired NPS ranger Rik Penn.
Events
Sun, Apr 28 1:00pm-3:00pm
El Polin Spring
Explore El Polin Spring in the Presidio with us for a naturalist adventure and celebration of biodiversity! A bioblitz is a quick, intense survey of the species present. Hone your observation skills, become a field biologist for the day, and enjoy some nature in the city and friends!
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Just a stone’s toss from Fort Mason, join us for a special tour of the interactive exhibits of the Maritime Museum at the San Francisco National Historical Park.
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Online/Virtual
In this webinar, former National Park Ranger and historian John Martini will focus not just on the island’s infamous history as a federal penitentiary, which operated from 1934 to 1963, but also its lesser-known roles as a Civil War fortress, a political prison for Confederate sympathizers, and a military prison for recalcitrant U.S. Army soldiers and Native American warriors.
Events
Fort Funston Trailhead
Join park historian John Martini on an exploration of Fort Funston and the remains of many of these fortifications lie buried beneath the city’s last large expanse of natural dunes. Dogs welcome!
