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A mom and two busy daughters spend quality time together at the Presidio Native Plant Nursery, volunteering and learning the wonders of botany.
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As a teen growing up in southeast San Francisco, Ashley Tolliver joined I-YEL (Inspiring Young Emerging Leaders)— where she found community and discovered self-confidence, a love of the outdoors, and a powerful voice.
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Library partnership programs -- guided shuttle tours, “trailheads” at branch libraries, arranged ranger talks and summer reading/learning programs -- are bringing new visitors to the parks.
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Dennis Chang discusses how being involved with Urban Trailblazers and I-YEL all through middle and high school pushed him to grow.
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Francisco Ferrer, a program coordinator for Edgewood Center for Children and Families, discusses how community shuttles connect people with the parks and each other.
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A new NPS program called "Migratory Story" brings kids to Hawk Hill, where they see birds of prey winging their way from Canada to Mexico—and vividly understand why.
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A longtime supporter of the Parks Conservancy and our Trails Forever work, Nancy Benjamin has become an energetic community ambassador for One Tam — a collaboration among four public land agencies and the Conservancy to sustain Mt. Tamalpais.
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For more than 20 years, Women Helping All People (WHAP)—a family resource center based in Marin City—has been engaged in outdoor education and volunteer programs in the Golden Gate National Parks.
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For almost 25 years, Siobhan Ruck has been trekking to Hawk Hill in the Marin Headlands, 40 to 50 times every year, as a Golden Gate Raptor Observatory (GGRO) volunteer bander.
