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San Francisco is situated in a unique ecological zone and highlights many issues of ecology and habitat restoration. This section looks at everything from flora and fauna to freeways, sewers and food. | San Francisco is situated in a unique ecological zone and highlights many issues of ecology and habitat restoration. This section looks at everything from flora and fauna to freeways, sewers and food. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:03, 22 August 2009
View of Downtown SF from Bayview Hill
Photo: Margo Bors
San Francisco is situated in a unique ecological zone and highlights many issues of ecology and habitat restoration. This section looks at everything from flora and fauna to freeways, sewers and food.
Pages in category "Ecology"
The following 176 pages are in this category, out of 176 total.
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- California Fur Rush
- California Indians and the Land
- Chinese shrimping village
- CISTERNS
- Coast Live Oaks
- Coast Live Oaks (Quercus agrifolia)
- Cole Valley at Turn of 20th Century
- Community-Based Ecological Restoration at the Presidio
- Condition of the City 1851
- Conditions 1850
- Conservative Fight to Save Central Freeway
- Copra Crane in Islais Creek
- Corona Heights
- Crissy Field restored
- Crissy Field Tidal Marsh
- Crystal Palace Market
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- McLaren Park
- Mission Bay Gazeteer of Historic Places
- Mission Bay Tidelands Controversy, 1868-1879
- Mission Creek 1920s
- Mission Creek 1939 aerial
- Mission Creek Wildlife
- Mount Sutro
- Mountain Lake 2000
- Mountain Springs Water Company
- MUNI History I: The Gilded Age--Entrepreneurial Development, Competition and Consolidation
- Murphy Windmill
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- SAEJ of SF
- San Bruno Mountain
- SAN BRUNO MOUNTAIN WATCH
- San Francisco 1816
- San Francisco Endemics
- San Francisco's Clean Little Secret
- San Francisco's Community Gardens
- San Francisco's Trash
- San Francisco's Victory Gardens
- Sand Dunes in the Richmond
- SAVING SAN FRANCISCO BAY
- Saving Telegraph Hill 1890-1918
- Scavengers
- Second Freeway Revolt
- Sedges Have Edges
- Serpentine Grasslands and Maritime Chaparral
- SETTLEMENT OF SAN FRANCISCO (1776)
- Sewerage
- Sewers of SW SF
- SF Community Recycling
- SF's Farmer's Market
- SOUTH OF MARKET/SOMA
- South Waterfront Industries of the 1860s
- Staking Out Potrero Hill
- Sunset Houses
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- Telegraph Hill Quarry
- Tenderloin National Forest
- Tennessee Hollow
- The Dumps at Mission Creek
- THE EARLY BIRD GETS THE OILY BIRD
- The Farm
- The Farmer Still Comes to Town
- The First Grab
- The Food Conspiracy
- The Freeway Revolt
- The Gill Tract: An Unfinished Fight for Land and Learning
- The Gold Rush: Behind the Hype
- The Great San Francisco Fire of 1906
- The Hetch Hetchy Story, Part I: John Muir, Preservationists vs. Conservationists
- The Hetch Hetchy Story, Part II: PG&E and the Raker Act
- The Heyday of Horsecars
- The House That Jack Built: A History of San Francisco Tomorrow
- The Incomplete, True, Authentic and Wonderful History of May Day
- The Italian Vegetable Gardens
- The Largest Whaling Port on the West Coast, 1880s
- The Portola District
- The Pre-European Landscape
- The Presidio Forest
- The Railroads Are Coming 1860-1873
- The Recyclergy
- THE S.F. GARTER SNAKE
- The San Francisco Sand Dunes
- The Silver Era, 1860-1870
- Tree and the Free Farm
- Tunnel Road Dump
- Turning Sand Into Golden Gate Park