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The Golden Gate Bridge as viewed from Crissy Marsh. A sailboat is seen on the bay waters.
Poetry in the Parks: Poetry of Grief and Healing
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For centuries, poetry and art have helped people give shape to grief, pain, resilience, and healing. In this workshop, participants will read selected poems that engage difficult experiences with care and craft.

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The Golden Gate Bridge as viewed from Crissy Marsh. A sailboat is seen on the bay waters.
Poetry in the Parks: Poetry of Place
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In this second Poetry of Place session, participants will consider how memory, geography, and emotion shape our understanding of a landscape.

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The Golden Gate Bridge as viewed from Crissy Marsh. A sailboat is seen on the bay waters.
Poetry in the Parks: Landscape Poetry
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This workshop invites participants to turn close observation of the natural world into vivid, memorable poems.

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The Golden Gate Bridge as viewed from Crissy Marsh. A sailboat is seen on the bay waters.
Poetry in the Parks: Poetry of Place
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At this workshop, participants will reflect on the power of place. Place can be a physical location, an inner landscape, or a meeting point between the two.

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Close up of an intern working with plants
Belonging in Nature: Queer and Trans in the Nurseries
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Join us for our next Belonging in Nature program at the Marin Headlands Nursery!

Registration Required
Historical black and white photo of Japanese american soldiers studying at the Military Intelligence Service Language School at Crissy Field, 1941-1942
"I Am An American: The Nisei Soldier Experience" Exhibit with the National Japanese American Historical Society
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The Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy is proud to invite members to explore a new exhibit at Building 640 in the Presidio, also known as the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center, hosted by the National Japanese American Historical Society.

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What's New
Cover of book titled "How to take a walk"
How to Take a Walk Book

Help your favorite little explorer discover the wonders of nature with our adorable new kids book by San Francisco illustrator Sean Hipkin, How to Take a Walk. Follow along to find fun ideas on how to take a walk, lots of little critters, and plenty of nature to explore.

Purchase today
Volunteers at Work
Invasive Plant Patrol
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Habitat Restoration in Tennessee Valley
Habitat Restoration Team
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Baseball cap of a graphical mountain lion by artist Favianna Rodriguez
Ancestral Futurism Mountain Lion Baseball Cap

This colorful cap, created in celebration of the opening of the new Presidio Tunnel Tops, features a playfully illustrated mountain lion by artist Favianna Rodriguez. 

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Two women carrying bug nets in a grassy field inspect specimen vials
Tamalpais Bee Lab - Community Science Event
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