This is an old project, so not sure who is going to see this or can do anything about it, but the project boundary has changed substantially.
For example, on the south slopes of Mt Tam, most of Muir Woods is now excluded and Mt Tam SP lands have been added.
Down south in the peninsula, several non-federal lands have been added, notably: Montara State Beach, Pillar Point (aka Mavericks), Crystal Springs (SFPUC), Edgewood Park (San Mateo County). There could be other changes elsewhere.
Besides the federal boundary of GOGA (north and south districts), here is a list of some of the key places that were originally part of the 2014 Golden Gate BioBlitz:
Muir Woods National Monument (MUWO)
Fort Point (FOPO)
Marin Headlands (GOGA)
Crissy Field (GOGA)
Presidio of San Francisco (Presidio Trust)
Mori Point (GOGA)
Rancho Corral de Tierra (GOGA)
source:
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This is an old project, so not sure who is going to see this or can do anything about it, but the project boundary has changed substantially.
For example, on the south slopes of Mt Tam, most of Muir Woods is now excluded and Mt Tam SP lands have been added.
Down south in the peninsula, several non-federal lands have been added, notably: Montara State Beach, Pillar Point (aka Mavericks), Crystal Springs (SFPUC), Edgewood Park (San Mateo County). There could be other changes elsewhere.
Besides the federal boundary of GOGA (north and south districts), here is a list of some of the key places that were originally part of the 2014 Golden Gate BioBlitz:
Muir Woods National Monument (MUWO)
Fort Point (FOPO)
Marin Headlands (GOGA)
Crissy Field (GOGA)
Presidio of San Francisco (Presidio Trust)
Mori Point (GOGA)
Rancho Corral de Tierra (GOGA)
source: https://www.parksconservancy.org/news/golden-gate-national-parks-host-bioblitz-2014-exploring-and-celebrating-biodiversity-parks
Can someone restore the project's original spatial boundary in iNat?
Thanks,
Robert Steers less ↑