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Zen of Weeding at Samuel P Taylor - Hosted by California State Parks and One Tam
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Join us for a habitat restoration project in Samuel P. Taylor State Park!

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Zen of Weeding at Samuel P Taylor - Hosted by California State Parks and One Tam
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Join us for a habitat restoration project in Samuel P. Taylor State Park!

Alcatraz Island at Sunset
Op-Ed | National Parks Need More Than Love Right Now—They Need Lasting Investment

In this opinion piece, Chris Lehnertz and Cassius Cash, leaders of the Parks Conservancy and Yosemite Conservancy, come together to urge bipartisan reauthorization of the Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA).

NightHowl 2018 with Coyote
NightHowl 2019
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Thank you for attending NightHowl 2019!

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Hiking in the Marin Headlands
How to Celebrate National Park Week 2019 at Golden Gate

Here at the Golden Gate National Parks, there are so many opportunities to celebrate National Park Week 2019!

Joyce Guy at work in the field
Building bridges, breaking barriers: How Joyce Guy battled racism, sexism to stand atop the Golden Gate Bridge

The origin story of the Golden Gate Bridge is dominated by tales of the architects and designers who were given the opportunity to dream up the structure. The workers who installed and later maintained the cables and trusses, the bolts and the paint, are not often credited. 

In the book “Building the…

Mission blue butterfly seen landing on a yellow flower.
40 for 40: Parks Conservancy celebrates 40 years of connecting parks and people

Wow, 40! It's eye-popping to think of all we've accomplished together since the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy was formed on Aug. 11, 1981. We wanted to look back at some of the people, park sites, and memorable moments that have made the biggest impact on the Parks Conservancy and the GGNRA over our 40 years. 

Plants in the sunshine on Alcatraz Island.
Plants of Alcatraz Historic Gardens

Alcatraz gardeners needed tough plants that could survive with little water or care. The first ornamental plants that arrived to Alcatraz in the mid 1860s were typically favorite garden plants brought by soldier's families that called Alcatraz home.

Alcatraz Accessibility information
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Parks

Click on this button to visit the National Parks Service site about accessibility at Alcatraz.