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Mori Point
The Bay Area’s most spectacular 'superbloom' might just be in Pacifica
East Bay Times

If you want a spectacular wildflower experience in the Bay Area, you don’t have to travel far: Mori Point in Pacifica is exploding with golden blooms, with bonus views of the wild ocean beyond.

Shane Douglas poses for a portrait in front of the greenery at Fort Mason.
Parks Conservancy Board Member Shane Douglas Appointed to National Park System Advisory Board
U.S. Department of the Interior

Shane Douglas, General Manager of AllTrails and Board Member for Outdoor Afro and the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, has been appointed to the National Park System Advisory Board by Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland. First authorized in 1935, the Board advises the Secretary and the Director of the National Park Service (NPS) on matters relating to the Service's work.

Fort Point National Historic Site underneath the Golden Gate Bridge
Why San Francisco’s must-see building is a fortress below the Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco Chronicle

John King: "It is the past, present and future combined in a way that defies simple narratives — just like the uncompromising, ultimately seductive metropolis in which it resides."

China Beach
Sea Cliff’s China Beach Slated for $25 Million Renovation
The Richmond Review

The $25 million project planned for China Beach has broken ground. “The Parks Conservancy was able to raise $10 million in philanthropic dollars to support the project cost, largely donations from the local community,” said Claire Mooney, vice president of parks, places and innovations at the Parks Conservancy.

A grove in Roy's Redwoods.
Marin supervisors approve $3M Roy’s Redwoods trails project
Marin Independent Journal

Marin County is set to begin a $3 million project this summer to overhaul trails and repair environmental damage caused by decades of visitation at one of the country’s few remaining old-growth redwood groves. About half of the project funding is from a California State Parks grant. The project is part of the One Tam collaboration of public agencies with support from the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy nonprofit group.

Staff and volunteers at the Presidio Native Plant Nursery.
Planners Rejuvenate Presidio Forest
ABC 7

At the Presidio Nursery, Parks Conservancy staff raise trees and other native plants from samples collected in the Presidio. When they grow, these plants provide natural habitat for local pollinators, making it possible for more insects to thrive and birds to nest, making the Presidio's ecosystem more resilient to climate change.

The unlikely gardeners of Alcatraz
SF Gate

In partnership with the Insight Garden Program, and with the assist of the Parks Conservancy's Senior Program Manager of...

NPS Ranger pushes beach wheelchair into storage
Request a Beach Wheelchair
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Parks

Beach Wheelchairs are available upon request via the National Park Service. Please provide at least 5 days advanced notice.

A photo of Amy Meyer
Jack Bee Garland
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Stories

Jack Bee Garland was a medic during the Spanish American War and the aftermath of the San Francisco 1906 earthquake...

A group hikes up a path at Rancho Corral de Tierra.
Parks for People at Rancho Corral de Tierra

Help us put “Parks for People” into action at Rancho Corral de Tierra and throughout the Golden Gate national parks!