Green Connections: Visitacion Valley Greenway Walk
From sf-planning.org:
By
Robert Prinz
11:07 PM PDT on April 15, 2012
From sf-planning.org:
Green Connections is a new project about improving the City’s streets and routes that lead to our parks, waterfront and open spaces. The project team will host a variety of public events including walks, talks and meetings to engage communities in developing Green Connections.
A walk series has been developed to explore how people and wildlife connect to parks. Each walk has a theme and is located in a different part of the city. Please join us this walk (and other upcoming walks) to provide feedback about what you like along the way and how certain elements could be improved.
Green Connections Walk: Visitacion Valley Greenway Walk
Leaders: Charlotte Hill & Fran Martin
Date: Saturday, April 21st
Time: 10:00 a.m. (bring bag lunch to picnic in one of the Greenway’s parks)
Meeting location: Meet at the first Greenway garden on Tioga Avenue (between Rutland and Delta Streets)
Duration: 2 hours
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