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Fire House at Lower Fort Mason
Culinary Feast 2025

In appreciation for your support as a member of the Parks Conservancy Leaders Circle, the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy invites you and your family to join us for the Parks Conservancy Leaders Circle Culinary Feast .

Volunteers gather and prepare to begin a volunteer project surrounded by California poppies at the Black Point Historic Gardens at Fort Mason
Earth Day and Spring Days of Service 2025

Join us for Spring Days of Service! Celebrate Earth Day, National Volunteer Week, and National Park Week.

View of the Golden Gate Bridge and the top of Fort Point National Historic Site set against a blue sky
Docent for Black Gold Exhibit

Become a Docent for FOR-SITE's Exhibition Black Gold: Stories Untold

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Kamika Dunlap
Chief Communications Officer

Kamika Dunlap is the Chief Communications Officer. She leads the Communications and Public Affairs Branch to advance awareness of the role national parks play in addressing issues of today and tomorrow, including climate resilience, social and community justice, and the stewardship of national parks and protected lands, waters, and air.

Headshot of Jacqueline Rais.
Jacqueline Rais
Chief Development Officer

Jacqueline Rais is the Parks Conservancy's Chief Development Officer. She leads the Development and Membership Branch of the organization to expand and increase our philanthropic revenue in support of national parks – emphasizing our social, racial, environmental justice, and resource conservation goals. 

Shorebirds observed during perigean spring tide in January 2024
Sea Level Rise in the Parks

There’s no place like the California coast. The Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA) is home to 91 miles of precious shoreline used for recreation, learning, and general enjoyment by people and the many living things which populate our varied coastal ecosystems.