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Tag Archives: Edgewood
In Mount Sutro Forest, May 2011
Last Thursday evening, we wandered around the forest. We hadn’t headed that way, but it drew us in, as it often does. Despite the recent habitat destruction here and on the Kill-Trees Trail, it’s still a magical place. Here’s our report. THE GASH The Gash … Continue reading
Posted in Mount Sutro Stewards, Mt Sutro Cloud Forest
Tagged Edgewood, mount sutro, mt sutro stewards, native plants, Sutro Stewards
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UCSF Update and March 24 meeting
We attended a meeting at UCSF today, in which they addressed several planning items. On Mt Sutro, UCSF was seeking money from FEMA to gut a quarter of the forest in the name of fire hazard mitigation. What UCSF’s Lori … Continue reading
Edgewood and Farnsworth
So far, we have concentrated mostly on the South Ridge, planned for the first tree-felling. But recently, we walked around to Edgewood and Farnsworth, the site of the second cut. That appears even more problematic than South Ridge, in some … Continue reading
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Tagged Edgewood, Farnsworth, mount sutro, native plants, sutro, Sutro Forest, UCSF
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