Here on Mount Sutro we preserve, maintain and sustain the natural space that the mountain allows us to have. Be apart of the community...

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UCSF Forestry Technicians, Elliot and Ian, steward the mountain by planting trees, clearing large areas of invasives, and supporting our...

The UCSF Teen Wellness Connection Program  (TWC) is a dynamic 9-month program that's part of the Science & Health Education Partnership...

Get more involved with the Sutro Stewards trails program and grow your trails knowledge with this year’s Advanced-Topics Crew Leader...

Tree removal at Stanyan and 17th street entrance If you are a regular reader of our newsletter, or have been in the neighborhood long...

On June 29th, Urban Ecology Interns Kailyne Sarmiento and Malcolm Jaramillo took what they have learned over the past 10 months and...

Last month, Sutro Stewards welcomed 9 teens from high schools all over the Bay Area to participate in a 5-week long immersive...

When I want a short walk (it takes me about 15 minutes) in a beautiful woodland near a creek, this easy stroll up Mt. Sutro is my baby....

The Sutro Stewards Trails Program hosted our 2023 Crew Leader Training program over the last week of October. Our training consists of a...

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By: Bianca Gonzalez California Buckwheat (Eriogonum fasciculatum) Hiking during the fall, it is hardly expected to spend your time gazing...

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By: Eduard Myasnyankin Introduction Wandering around my neighborhood, I started to look at plants more and more in depth. People around...

By: Rida Jan Despite San Francisco’s dense population and development, its rich biodiversity and wildlife provide great value to the...

By: Marissa Joya Rudbeckia hirta pictured on USFCA Lone Mountain Rudbeckia hirta also known as black-eyed susan is a plant with bright...

By: Marissa Joya Ipomoea purpurea pictured on USFCA Lone Mountain Ipomoea purpurea also known as Common Morning Glory is a plant that...

By: Marissa Joya Leonotis leonurus pictured on USFCA Lone Mountain Lion's tail also known as Leonotis leonurus is native to south and...