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Recent Posts
- Finally, Good News for the Glen Canyon Owls
- Glen Canyon’s Full of Stairs
- Bees in Glen Canyon – Lose Some, Win Some
- Trail Missteps in Glen Canyon
- Return of a Rehabilitated Owl
- Sad Death of a Glen Park Barn Owl
- Canyon Disappointments – by Tony Holiday
- Glen Canyon Park: Nine Months after Tree Destruction
- A Beautiful Canopied Alcove is Destroyed: Then and Now
- Last chance: See Glen Canyon’s Outback Trail before it’s Tamed
- Glen Canyon Trails Project : 31 Trees Will be Cut in September
- Glen Canyon Park: What It Looks Like 6 Months After the Trees
- Six Degrees of Separation: Nobel Prize, Glen Canyon
- Glen Park Rec Center: The Next Phase
- Glen Canyon Trees – Why We Should Have Saved Them, and Where It’s At Now
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Tag Archives: Glen Canyon Park
When the First Glen Canyon Bee Hive was Killed – November 2011
This article is from SaveSutro (republished with permission), about the destruction of the first feral bee hive in October 2011. This was going to be a post about the San Francisco Natural Areas Program (SF NAP) destroying a hive of … Continue reading
Still More Trees Going Down in Glen Canyon
We’re continuing to document the work at the Elk Street entrance of Glen Canyon. Here are some recent pictures. It looks like what it was – a logged worksite where lately there were trees and bushes. We hope the realigned … Continue reading
Posted in Felling Trees, General
Tagged environment, Glen Canyon Park, Glen Canyon Park tree-felling, Trees
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Trail Work Begins in Glen Canyon Park
The trail work has begun in Glen Canyon Park. Here are some photographs:
Days 4 and 5 of the Tree-Felling
It’s nearly finished now. The line of grand old eucalyptus trees are mostly stumps. Here are some photographs from Days 4 and 5 of the tree-demolition. There’s also a video of one magnificent tree going down. It’s called Remembrance, and … Continue reading
Day 3: The Century-old Trees are Still Going Down
This article is reproduced from SFForest.net It’s Day 3 of the tree-felling at Glen Canyon Park. This video shows one huge tree, 133 years old, going down: [HERE’s the link.] And here, for those who cannot bear to watch the … Continue reading
Speak Up: Rec & Park Glen Canyon Renovation Meeting – 7Jan 2013
[This article is also posted on SFForest.net] This is your chance to ask the tough questions about the Glen Canyon Park Renovation Project—poor community process, piecemeal tree removals, wasteful spending that squanders much of the $5.8 million, or anything else … Continue reading
Glen Canyon Park: Another Appeal Submitted
Edited to Add: The appeal described below was ruled “untimely.” This left the possibility of legal action by the environmental group WiserParks (formerly known as ForestForestForever), which they decided not to pursue for practical reasons. Environmental group ForestForestForever has submitted … Continue reading
Posted in Felling Trees, Natural Areas Program
Tagged Appeal, Board of Supervisors, environment, felling trees, Glen Canyon Park
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Glen Canyon Trees: Decoding the Arborist’s Reports
In September 2012, we published our analysis of the tree-felling expected in Glen Canyon. A new arborists’ report dated October 1, 2012 changes the numbers. It now recommends cutting down nearly 150 trees – still a lot, but an improvement … Continue reading
Posted in Felling Trees
Tagged Bushes and shrubs, Glen Canyon Park, Glen Canyon Park tree-felling, Trees
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The Birds of Glen Canyon Park
Janet Kessler, wildlife photographer, has taken a series of pictures of the birds of Glen Canyon Park. They range in size from the tiny hummingbirds and bushtits to the handsome owls and hawks. Click HERE to go to a page … Continue reading
Posted in Impacting Wildlife
Tagged birds, brown creeper, Glen Canyon Park, Janet Kessler wildlife photographer, owls
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Save the Trees of Glen Canyon Park, San Francisco 