Weekly updates from The Park Today now contain more than just events. Neighborhood cleanups, a brief weather forecast, and park-related headlines are now conveniently tucked at the bottom of each edition: theparktoday.substack.com/p/easter-420...

Great turnout and positive vibes at the grand opening of Sunset Dunes! I enjoyed volunteering at the bouncy castle and bubble making station. Was so busy I forgot to take a better pic (this was a few blocks from the festivities).

For example, a strip of grass in the middle

You can now see events from @illumin8live.bsky.social, Refuse Refuse, Sutro Stewards, and Friends of the Urban Forest all on one map at thepark.today 👀

Just added the first #foodtruck to thepark.today — La Cochinita. Now you always know where to get some Yucatan cuisine while enjoying SF's public spaces.

Weekly email of events happening in parks and public spaces in San Francisco → theparktoday.substack.com

If you haven't already, check out the live map version of this at thepark.today 👀 (New sources added!)

Now more than ever it's critical that we support our parks. That's why I'm excited to share thepark.today, a live map of events happening in public spaces in San Francisco. #ProtectOurParks

Final round of dune grass planting is complete! Excited to watch this area regenerate over the coming years as we direct our energy towards building and restoring other parts of this beautiful oceanfront.

The kale I planted in a grow bag in my building’s courtyard has gotten no love from me in 6 months yet it still gives me free salads 🥗

You can join Sutro Stewards every first and third Saturday to participate in trail maintenance like this, and even some new trail building.

It doesn’t look like much, but now this portion of the trail on Mount Sutro will survive future rainstorms. We removed the bern (downhill buildup of soil) so that water can flow off the trail. We also cut into the backslope to reestablish the trail’s footprint.

Is this where Robin Wright lives in The Congress?

Following up on the installation of fencing and signage last weekend, today we transplanted native dune grasses onto the bare dunes south of the trail at Judah.

We learned how this project will replace the need for bulldozers and dump trucks to constantly move sand down Ocean Beach.

Helping restore the dunes at @oceanbeachpark.org ☔️💪🌱