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Seal Rocks seen in the Pacific Ocean near San Francisco's Lands End.
Belonging in Nature: February 2026
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Join us for our next Belonging in Nature program! We'll be doing an easy walk with birding and native plant identification.

Registration Required
People gathered at Fort Point National Historic Site on Living History Day, dressed in civil war era union uniforms for reenactment.
Fort Point Living History Weekend
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Join National Park Service Rangers, and Volunteers as we demonstrate what life was like for all who served here during the American Civil War.

Plants in the sunshine on Alcatraz Island.
Love on the Rock
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Hear stories of prisoners, correctional officers, children, and other residents of Alcatraz who discovered or demonstrated love in the hardest of places.

Historical image of a dog on Alcatraz Island.
Pets in Prison
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Learn about the history of pets on Alcatraz, including the "Puppy Steps," and in other prisons today.

Having fun with sand on the beach.
Ocean Beach Noticing Lab
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Join us for a drop-in, hands-on exploration of Ocean Beach! 

Volunteers planting at Lands End
Fungus February: Fungi and Plant Stewardship
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Join us as a volunteer for fungi stewardship at Lands End to steward native plants and learn about and their fungi relationships! 

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What's New
Runner takes on the challenge of the Dipsea Trail
Dipsea Trail
Difficulty Level: Very Strenuous
Trail Length: 9.44 miles round trip
Hikers enjoy the wonders of the Matt Davis Trail
Matt Davis Trail
Difficulty Level: Very Strenuous
Trail Length: 13.60 miles round trip
A staircase leads downward amid spiky agave plants at Alcatraz Island.
Agave Trail
Andy Goldsworthy’s installation Tree Fall
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Art in the Parks
Shortening Art Exhibit on Alcatraz
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Shortening on Alcatraz by Nelson Saiers
Andy Goldsworthy, Wood Line
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Andy Goldsworthy, Wood Line
Andy Goldsworthy, "Spire"
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Andy Goldsworthy, Spire
Andy Goldsworthy’s installation Tree Fall
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Andy Goldsworthy, Tree Fall
Group photo of Crissy Field Center youths at the Muir Beach Overlook
Park Stewardship
LINC Summer High School Program
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Mount Tamalpais
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Lands End Lookout
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Muir Woods Earth Day 2013
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Junior Rangers enjoy a day at Muir Woods
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Hikers explore a newly built segment of the Hawk Hill Trail
Hawk Hill Trail
Difficulty Level: Moderately Strenuous
Trail Length: 0.20 miles round trip
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May Sunrise Tour of Muir Woods
Mt. Tam Habitat Restoration at Pine Point - Hosted by MMWD
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NightHowl
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Of Bombs and Butterflies
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