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Species List
- Pictures
Birds - Maps - History - Weeds site map/links |
Photos of installed phase I improvements
-proposed stairs at kensington way
-interpretive sign sketches
Paul Furman
paul@edgehill.net
-volunteer landscape architect
-web site
Friends of Edgehill Mountain ParkStan Kaufman, Chairman
skaufman@epimetrics.com
-administrates the web discussion board
-manages the email list for work parties
Edgehill Mountain Openspace Committee (EMOSC)
Greater West Portal Neighborhood Association (GWPNA)
Mary McDermott
McDSF@comcast.net (415) 753-8373
-community outreach
Joan Kingery, founder
San Francisco Natural Areas Program
Frequently Asked Questions
-work party coordination master plan review and planting
Randy Zebell
randy.zebell@sfgov.org
Christopher Cambell
Christopher_Campbell@ci.sf.ca.us
Lisa Wayne, Director
lisa_wayne@ci.sf.ca.us (415)753-7266
Neighborhood Parks Council
A coalition of community-based park groups.
Discussion Board:
Web page maintained by Stan Kaufman
offers a place for registered users to discuss issues about Edgehill Mountain Park and some useful reference pages:
-general information and directions
-list of all the Significant Natural Areas in San Francisco
-useful contact info and links (Supervisors, etc.)
- COMMUNITY STEWARDSHIP
- Second Saturday of each Month 1:00 PM (dates)
- come help out or just see what we are doing
- neighbor's comments welcome, show up at 2:30 to provide input
- contact Stan Kaufman skaufman@epimetrics.com
- GOALS & OBJECTIVES
- SHIFT THE BALANCE OF NATIVE PLANTS –VS- WEEDS
- Identify & map existing native plants
- Remove weeds in key areas with existing native vegetation
- Replant where potential for recovery is good & to control erosion
- Remove Eucalyptus trees & thin out other trees for sunlight & moisture
- EXPAND / PRESERVE THE OPEN SPACE
- Educate the public about natural features with an interpretive sign
- Pursue purchase of additional properties
- Involve neighbors by identifying & enhancing private wild lands
- RE-ALIGN & IMPROVE TRAILS FOR UNIVERSAL ACCESS
- Maintain open access for all users with gentle slopes on trails
- Establish orderly maintenance trails for weeding & up close appreciation
- Topographic survey to determine feasibility & specific alignment
- Close steep, confusing or redundant trails with branches from pruning
- Clean & re-vegetate with natives as part of trail construction/maintenance
- MAXIMIZE BIRD & WILDLIFE HABITAT
- Plant for butterfly laval host & nectar plants
- Protect & enhance berry bushes as bird food & cover
- Make grassy clearings in forest for predator hunting ground
- Retain some heritage Cypress & Pines for bird nesting & habitat
- SEARCH
- search only the species description pages: