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Removal of Invasive Blackwood Acacia, Cape Ivy and Himalayan Blackberry, followed by planting of Redwood trees and establishment of a diversified native plant understory.
Located in the heart of the Bay Area, the Presidio is a National Historic Landmark and one of America’s most visited national park sites.
Long home to native people and later a military post under three flags, it’s now part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. It’s managed by the Presidio Trust, with the Partnership for the Presidio.
Today’s Presidio is a city within a city – and an oasis for rare wildlife. It’s a global visitor destination – and a bus ride away for millions of people. It’s a public park – and a place where people live and businesses thrive. And unlike other national parks, it’s operated with funds earned here, with every dollar spent going right back into park preservation.
While a beloved landmark, the Presidio is always transforming to be relevant and meaningful for its time. It’s a place that delivers all the great experiences you’d expect from a national park – and lots of surprises for visitors.