Sutro Stewards

San Francisco’s Favorite Outdoor Volunteer Program

SUTRO NURSERY LAUNCHES

February 2012…

This month, after over three years of preparation, we begin operation of our Sutro Nursery. This operation will present two additional opportunities each month to participate in Stewardship on Mount Sutro. February 8th and 18th will be nursery specific opportunities to volunteer. We continue to offer student internships in Environmental Stewardship with some now available through the nursery program. Fore more information on internships or our nursery program please email Craig@SutroStewards.org

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OUR FRIENDS AND PARTNERS

PARTNER LINKS
— University of California San Francisco
— San Francisco Parks Trust
— Nature in the City
— San Francisco Urban Riders
— One Brick
— Neighborhood Parks Council
— San Francisco Rotary Club
— Bay Area Ridge Trail Council, SF
— California Native Plant Society
— Cole Valley Improvement Association
— Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council

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ABOUT THE SUTRO STEWARDS

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Stewards Receive Recognition

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SPRING UNDER-GRAD AND GRADUATE STUDENT INTERNSHIPS–SIGNUP NOW!

The Sutro Stewards are seeking highly motivated
undergraduate and graduate students to participate in our expanding program this Spring. We currently have project opportunities in the following areas:

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• Environmental Stewardship

• Native Plant Propagation Nursery
      
Contact: Craig@SutroStewards.org to receive more information on Spring internships. Please identify the school and department you are enrolled in and your area of interest.

SUPPORT THE VISION OF A SAN FRANCISCO REGIONAL PARK

IMAGINE taking a hike from Crissy Field to Candlestick Point on a trail that traverses California grasslands, natural lakes, native oak woodlands, and lush riparian forests. Imagine during a single hike, counting hundreds of native plant, bird, mammal, reptile, and amphibian species, so that you felt like you were in a rainforest, not right in the geographic heart of a densely populated worldclass city.

LEARN MORE about the effort to make this vision a reality across the heart of San Francisco with the formation of the San Miguel Hills Bioregional Park.

 
 
 

Blog Posts

Craig Dawson

February 4th Thanks!

2012 has begun at a fast and furious pace for our Stewardship program. With two full scale events having already taken place and hundreds of additional volunteer hours dedicated to putting together the Sutro Nursery I feel like we'll be ready to cruse through the rest of the year at a slower…
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Posted by Craig Dawson on February 7, 2012 at 11:17pm

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