San Francisco Conservation Committee
Golden Gate Audubon’s San Francisco Conservation Committee carries out a variety of habitat restoration and advocacy projects in the city. Current projects include:
- Restoring coastal scrub habitat at Harding Park
- Expanding the Lights Out for Birds campaign
- Restoring degraded wetlands along San Francisco’s southern waterfront, including Pier 94 and the Yosemite Creek watershed
- Protecting bird populations at Lake Merced, Fort Funston, Ocean Beach and Crissy Field
- Working with city and federal agencies to ensure that wildlife areas are properly managed
- Working with communities along the southern waterfront to create a park in the Bayview that incorporates wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities
- Educating San Francisco residents and agencies about the importance of wildlife in the city and designing programs to engage people in protecting them
The committee meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. at the Randall Museum, 199 Museum Way, San Francisco. Join us!
Contact Noreen Weeden, San Francisco Conservation Committee Chair, at noreen@naturetrip.com for more information.