In 2020, Yerba Buena chapter initiated three horticulture programs to help solve the sourcing problem for local native plants with a goal of spreading the […]
Reimagining a Habitat Corridor Fragmentation of habitat is a primary cause of biodiversity loss especially in urban areas. That problem is compounded when remaining corridors […]
Potrero Gateway’s Eco-Patch The community in the northwest corner of Potrero Hill was seriously disrupted in the 1950s by the controversial construction of the James […]
CNPS Yerba Buena is a proud partner of the Plants for Birds Program with the Golden Gate Audubon Society This program is all about LOCAL! Local plants, local businesses and local […]
Support your local non-profit native nurseries: There are a few native only nurseries on the San Francisco peninsula who grow from local genetic stock. They […]