San Francisco Green Festival 2007
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Were you at the Green Festival in San Francisco? Did you miss a chance to connect with someone there? Join this group to keep in touch with others who were at Green Festival!
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Created: Nov 09, 2007
Updated: Nov 23, 2009
Membership: Open
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Areas of Focus [Edit]
Riparian Ecology and Conservation | Urban Forestry | Wetlands | Gardening | Conservation Area Protection | Amphibians | Birds | Endangered Animal Species Protection | Endemic Animal Species Protection | Raptors | Biodiversity Conservation | Cultural Heritage Conservation | Environmental Law and Policy | Land Trusts and Land Conservation | Endangered Plant Species Protection | Endemic Plant Species Protection
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The Greenspace Alliance works to preserve green places in the National Capital area. Concerned residents formed the Alliance in October 1997.
Our primary aim is to conserve public and private greenspace. This includes natural and landscaped places deemed significant by a community. We also work to protect waterways and wetlands.
We believe that urban greenness is essential for a community’s quality of life. Places of greenness contribute to our personal, social, economic, cultural and spiritual well-being. They also connect us with the natural and cultural history of our region.
Our primary aim is to conserve public and private greenspace. This includes natural and landscaped places deemed significant by a community. We also work to protect waterways and wetlands.
We believe that urban greenness is essential for a community’s quality of life. Places of greenness contribute to our personal, social, economic, cultural and spiritual well-being. They also connect us with the natural and cultural history of our region.