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Five Partners – One Mountain, One Vision, One Tam
Bald Hill Broom Bust
Christopher Ruedy
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Progress for Monarch Butterflies
Image: Can you spot the monarch butterfly egg on this native milkweed plant? Photo: Nicolette Michel/Parks Conservancy
Plants & Fungi
Mt. Tam hosts over 750 native plant species that make up rich array of native plant communities. These communities, and their arrangement on the landscape, are the foundation of ecosystem health.
How One Tam fosters forest health with prescribed burns
This season on Mt. Tamalpais, the partners of One Tam are using fire to bring health and balance back to the landscape.
