A Recap on our 2023 Crew Leader Training
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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Sutro Stewards
- Mar 17
Hiking Among California Native Plants
By: Bianca Gonzalez California Buckwheat (Eriogonum fasciculatum) Hiking during the fall, it is hardly expected to spend your time gazing...
Sutro Stewards
- Mar 3
Exploration of Nature in San Francisco
By: Eduard Myasnyankin Introduction Wandering around my neighborhood, I started to look at plants more and more in depth. People around...
Sutro Stewards
- Feb 22
Street Plants of San Francisco
By: Rida Jan Despite San Francisco’s dense population and development, its rich biodiversity and wildlife provide great value to the...
Sutro Stewards
- Feb 14
Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta)
By: Marissa Joya Rudbeckia hirta pictured on USFCA Lone Mountain Rudbeckia hirta also known as black-eyed susan is a plant with bright...
Sutro Stewards
- Feb 8
Common Morning Glory (Ipomoea purpurea)
By: Marissa Joya Ipomoea purpurea pictured on USFCA Lone Mountain Ipomoea purpurea also known as Common Morning Glory is a plant that...
Sutro Stewards
- Feb 3
Lion's tail (Leonotis leonurus)
By: Marissa Joya Leonotis leonurus pictured on USFCA Lone Mountain Lion's tail also known as Leonotis leonurus is native to south and...
Sutro Stewards
- Jul 14, 2022
English Ivy: the Invasive Tree Climbing Vine
By: Christian Chingcuangco
Joshua Han
- Jun 10, 2022
Camp Parks Base Reserve Observations
I have been working on my project which focuses on the landscape changes within Camp Parks Reserves Base from January 2022 to March 2022....
Sutro Stewards
- May 18, 2022
Leaves of Three, Let it Be!
By: Christian Chingcuangco Sources [1] Pacific Poison Oak, Toxicodendron diversilobum | Native Plants PNW [2] Poison Oak: Identification...
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