News & Blog

Great horned, barn, and western screech-owl — three species confirmed this autumn in and around the neighborhood. A remarkable season for owl watching.

A gray fox was photographed on the Mt. Davidson trails — a rare and exciting sighting for this urban wildlife corridor.

A red-tailed hawk has been using Crestmont Drive as a regular hunting perch this spring. Multiple residents have photographed it.

After pandemic-era suspension, the 36 Teresita Muni line returned to Forest Knolls — a relief for residents without cars.

Coyotes have been increasingly visible in the neighborhood. Here's how to coexist safely — and why feeding them harms everyone.

The City approved a major increase in allowable UCSF building space at Parnassus — with significant implications for the neighborhood.

The Aldea student housing expansion proposes removal of significant tree cover. What residents need to know and how to comment.

A well-loved stand of trees at a neighborhood corner was removed — a loss many residents felt deeply, and a reminder that the canopy requires active stewardship.

Spring guidance for residents: how to tell if a young animal needs help — and when to leave it alone. What to do, who to call.

A nesting pair of great horned owls has been resident in the eucalyptus along the upper streets for several seasons running.