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Mount Sutro Forest That Was | Remembering the forest Mount Sutro Forest That Was Remembering the forest Skip to content HomeHistoric UCSF Documents Relating to Mt Sutro/ Parnassus Living A Historic Forest Wildlife Fire Hazard ?? Eucalyptus Myths Why Native Plants are more Fire-Prone Landslide Risk UCSF Plan Run-up to the DEIR – Meetings and older reports The “FEMA Plan” (2009) The “Fire Hazard” that Wasn’t Herbicides UCSF and Herbicide Use PHOTOS What you can do Whom to contact UC Board of Regents UCSF Contacts BLOG * CONTENTS 2009-2017 * *CONTENTS 2018 – 2019* A Cloud Forest in San Francisco A Forest Being Destroyed Sutro Forest is being cut down. As a consequence of both UCSF’s “Vegetation Management Plan” and the new Comprehensive Plan for Parnassus, we expect that the forest will be gone within 2-3 years. The felling is happening now, and trees are being fed into the BANDIT Intimidator. To understand what is being lost, scroll down for an essay on the forest that we wrote in 2009 when this website was originally set up to inform the public and advocate for the forest. There are more photographs in our Blog, as well as HERE Contact us: You can email us at fk94131@yahoo.com THE BEAUTY THAT WAS SUTRO FOREST (Photo credit: Paul Hudson; click on the name for more of his pictures) IN THE HEART of the city, blanketing a steep hill, is one of San Francisco’s best-kept secrets: its very own temperate cloud forest. It’s a century-old forest of eucalyptus trees as tall as 200 feet high, growing on 80 acres of mountainside. When you’re in there, it’s hard to believe you’re still in a big city. You can follow narrow winding trails through the dense trees filled with birdsong and get lost without a map. At dusk, you may hear the Great Horned owls who nest there. And on a foggy da

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