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Portrait of birder Daniela Sánchez with binoculars on a birding trip.
Test: A 'special' spot: Here's what it's like to work on Alcatraz

Alcatraz Island is one of the most unique places to work in the Bay Area, and many Parks Conservancy team members keep coming back year after year.

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Test: The great ‘treasure hunt’: Scouting seeds in the GGNRA

Seed collection is critical to maintaining the populations of rare and endangered native plant species in our parks, and our collectors wield their magnifying glasses and their expertise in finding plants from Mori Point to the Marin Headlands.

A broken boardwalk is seen at Stinson Beach following storms in early 2023.
Test: What the storms revealed: Next steps for Stinson Beach, Ocean Beach, Tennessee Valley

When massive rainstorms swept through the Bay Area in early 2023, they left behind downed trees, mudslides, and damage to structures like the boardwalk at Stinson Beach. While the beach escaped major damage, it highlighted the need for adaptive solutions to promote climate resiliency along the coastal areas of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA).

Park visitors and stewardship volunteers for Coastal Cleanup day mingle about on a busy day as the Cliff House restaurant looks over Ocean Beach.
Cliff House
San Francisco

Perched over the Pacific above rocks populated by lounging seals, this San Francisco landmark has had many lives since it first opened in 1863. It burned down and was even damaged by a dynamite laden schooner. Promenade nearby to the glorious ruins of Sutro Baths, then head out to the world-famous panoramas of Lands End.

Dias Ridge
Dias Ridge
Marin County

Start at the charming 17th-century-style Pelican Inn at Muir Beach in Marin and head up the chaparral-covered Dias Ridge. The five-mile trail loops across former dairy ranches and rises 700 feet. At every turn there is another dazzling panorama of the Pacific and the Marin Headlands.