Jan 12, 2012 · San Francisco Forest Alliance is a 501(c)4 not-for-profit organization with a mission of inclusive environmentalism. We fight to protect our environment through outreach and providing information. We oppose the unnecessary destruction of trees, oppose the use of toxic herbicides in parks and public lands, and support public access to our parks ...

Dec 9, 2024 · The San Francisco Forest Alliance wishes all our readers and supporters Season’s Greetings and hopes for a peaceful and happy 2025!

San Francisco Forest Alliance is a 501(c)4 not-for-profit organization with a mission of inclusive environmentalism. We fight to protect our environment through outreach and providing information. We oppose the unnecessary destruction of trees, oppose the use of toxic herbicides in parks and public lands, and support public access to our parks ...

Nov 14, 2024 · We’re late this year with our annual compilation and analysis of the pesticide usage data for San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department for 2023. But here it finally is! It covers the period from 1 Jan 2023 to 31 Dec 2023.

A ramble through an unspoiled eucalyptus forest will disprove that as effectively as possible. In many places, the undergrowth is dense enough to impassible in most places, and trails have to be hacked into the forest.

Jul 10, 2014 · He talked about the ecology of the eucalyptus forest in the Bay Area: its structure, the variety of plants and animals that live within it, its health and the ecological functions it performs; the dynamics within these forest stands; and their invasive potential.

Contrary to what is often claimed, these “invasive non-natives” are actually excellent habitat, providing food, cover, and safety. The photographs below were all taken within San Francisco, and show wildlife using non-native plants.

Dec 23, 2021 · This December marks ten years of the San Francisco Forest Alliance. We’d like to reiterate our commitment to protecting our trees and access, and opposing toxic pesticides in the coming years. The San Francisco Forest Alliance wishes all our readers …

Save Mount Sutro Cloud Forest; Save the Trees of Glen Canyon Park; An Amazing set of San Francisco Wildlife Photos

Posted on June 25, 2021 by SF Forest Alliance Of course it’s no surprise to any of our readers that eucalyptus stands are an excellent resource for nesting birds. A colony of double-crested cormorants nests (or did nest) near Lake Merced; great horned owls nest in eucalyptus trees in Glen Canyon and Golden Gate Park; and flickers nest in an ...