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Plants Seminar Native Plants & Habitat Restoration: A Broad Perspective  A talk on a Thorny Issue. San Francisco has long been a city of transplants - its flora included. How do native plants compare with, say Mediterranean species, especially when it comes to the resources needed to maintain our lovely landscape? » More on Native Plants Seminar Leaving a Lake Legacy with Katie Pilat, Hydrologist, NPC  Native Americans were not passive stewards of the land. They conducted controlled burns and propagated plants. The Ohlone were water loving people. They lived near rivers and close to the shores of our bay, lakes, and ocean. Over 10,000 Ohlone were supported by our city’s natural resources. » More on Leaving a Lake Legacy Growing Greener School Grounds Conference A District Park Planning Seminar  In the fall of 2002, the San Francisco Green Schoolyard Alliance hosted the first annual Growing Greener School Grounds Conference, a workshop-style event that brought together approximately 200 teachers and community members from all over the San Francisco Bay Area to learn more about creating, using, and sustaining "ecological schoolyards." » More on Growing Greener School Grounds « Back to District Park Planning |
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