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The 9th Cavalry at Crissy Field
Membership Event: The Legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers

Dive into the history of the Buffalo Soldiers and other accounts of Black history with retired NPS ranger Rik Penn.

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Membership Event: Fort Baker to Cavallo Point Exploration

Join John Martini to explore the ins and outs of Fort Baker, learning about its history along the way!

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Parks Conservancy Identifying Native Plants
Membership Event: Native Plant Identification Hike

Come join the Parks Nursery Staff for a spring wildflower walk. 

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Membership Event: Fort Baker to Cavallo Point Exploration

Join John Martini to explore the ins and outs of Fort Baker, learning about its history along the way!

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Purple Flowers at Black Point Historic Gardens
Membership Event: Wildflower Blooms Black Point Historic Gardens

Explore the Black Point Historic Gardens and its new blooms with Natalie Korengold. Learn about the history and do a nature bio blitz walk!

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Purple Flowers at Black Point Historic Gardens
Membership Event: Wildflower Blooms Black Point Historic Gardens

Explore the Black Point Historic Gardens and its new blooms with Natalie Korengold. Learn about the history and do a nature bio blitz walk!

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Volunteers work with manzanita cuttings
Presidio Nursery - Earth Day

Learn to grow and care for native plants while helping to preserve and restore your national park.

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A view over the cliffs of Funston Beach
Funston Beach Clean-up

Come join the fun and help conserve and protect our beautiful public beaches!

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Water drops on fern
Plants for the Planet Discovery Day

Come enjoy this rare opportunity to ask our vegetation team questions and hear about their experiences in every corner of this special park. 

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Amazing Graze: 75 Goats Advance Rehabilitation Project at Fort Mason

It’s been “Arma-goat-don” for the weeds at Fort Mason’s East Black Point. This past month, a herd of the quirky, cloven-hoofed critters cleared the area of invasive vegetation. Learn where the goats came from, why they’ve been in our parks, and how you can carry on their work.