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Mission Blue Butterfly on Twin Peaks 2016 Update: Imports from San Bruno Continue

Posted on June 19, 2016 by webmaster

The ongoing project to establish the Mission Blue Butterfly (an endangered subspecies of butterfly) on San Francisco’s Twin Peaks is, well, ongoing. On the basis of the most recent information we received under the Sunshine Act, the Twin Peaks population … Continue reading →

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Bucketloads of Herbicides Coming to Sutro Forest

Posted on March 19, 2013 by webmaster

We’ve often praised UCSF here for keeping Mount Sutro forest pesticide free. No pesticides have been used there since 2008. We’ve said things like “This may be the last pesticide-free wild land in the city. (Thanks, UCSF!)” On the other … Continue reading →

Posted in Herbicides: Roundup, Garlon, Mount Sutro Stewards, Natural areas Program, UCSF | Tagged aquamaster, Garlon 4 Ultra, glyphosate, Natural Areas Program, Sutro Forest, triclopyr | 10 Comments

Glen Canyon Park and Garlon: Answering Jake Sigg

Posted on February 15, 2011 by webmaster

Recently, several people drew our attention to Glen Canyon and the planned spraying of Garlon 4 Ultra to kill the yellow oxalis flowers there. And someone sent in the notice seen here. Apparently, residents of areas nearby have been understandably upset … Continue reading →