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Almost 20 years ago, Crissy Field underwent a major transformation from parking lot to beloved park. Today, parts of the park are in need of repair and rehabilitation, while other areas hold potential not yet realized. Help its future take flight by participating in the Crissy Field Next project!
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Several former guards and other Alcatraz residents embodied the living history of the island at the last formal reunion of the Alcatraz Alumni Association. But the stories of Alcatraz residents will still be told.
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In a special ceremony at Crissy Field, 32 young people were honored as new U.S. citizens and the next generation of public lands and public library users. They heard from author Dave Eggers, who said “this country’s greatness depends on you."
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A life-sized, 82-foot blue whale art installation sculpture was exhibited at the west end of Crissy Field. Made from recycled plastic collected in California, the sculpture sought to address the serious issue of plastic pollution threatening our oceans.
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Be among the first to own the newest iconic Golden Gate National Parks image, as Ocean Beach gets the Michael Schwab design treatment. The image is the 21st in the series, and highlights the serene waves and coastal colors of the popular spot.
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Radhaus, the sparkling Fort Mason beer hall, isn't the only spot in the Golden Gate National Parks to grab a beer and soak in the bridge view. Check out some of our picks for the best spots to enjoy the happiest of hours in our parks.
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Within the Presidio, Crissy Field has been the site of many stories over thousands of years. Check out our latest video for a glimpse into these stories and how you can be involved in creating the next one.
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The Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy would not be where it is today without our volunteers. In 2017-2018 we had 27,000 volunteers contribute to stewarding the 38 park sites across the Golden Gate National Parks.
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Volunteers had a great time giving back in the morning and kicking back "island style" at Fort Miley in the afternoon.
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Sarah Hoang, Anthony Rodriguez, and Tatyana Chapman are high school students who have all grown into leaders through their experiences in the parks.
