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MAKE COLLEGE ROAD A BEE & BUTTERFLY BRIDGE

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Thanks

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David Rienecker
6 years ago

Thanks

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Julie Wu
6 years ago

We need to have more nature/plants for our pollinators!!

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Diane Fenster
6 years ago

Plant natives! Much better for the environment.

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Diane
6 years ago

All for wildlife

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Siobhan Caesar
6 years ago

This is a very important and beautiful choice! It helps us and the wildlife we share this space with.

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Christopher Toole
6 years ago

get it done!

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Matt Hickman
6 years ago

Bring back native plants and help native pollinators recover.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The sooner, the better.

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Ariel Cherbowsky Corkidi
6 years ago

I am excited by the proposal to enhance the road between Milagra Ridge and Skyline College through the inclusion of locally native plants in the roadside landscaping. There are various native species that are both beautiful and ecologically beneficial for this local wildlife corridor. I worked at Milagra Ridge from 2014 to 2015 with the GGNPC and on San Bruno Mountain since then, and would be happy to help provide a suggested list of species that could be included in such a planting effort.

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John Peterson
6 years ago

This...is a NO Brainer!

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Margaret Goodale
6 years ago Featured

Volunteering to monitor mission blue butterflies in their island on Milagra Ridge has shown me the need to connect to Sweeney Ridge for more biological diversity.

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Nancy Pagan
6 years ago

I support this effort to bring back native plants to attract bees, butterflies, birds etc. It is important to take care of our environment for future generations!

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Donna Grant
6 years ago

Wonderful plan

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Mark Hubbell
6 years ago

Good plan ... important ... easy to accomplish!

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Roy Earnest
6 years ago

Great idea. It will make a positive impact on not just the butterflies but also the many people that take the time to consider why this is important.

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Cindy Abbott
6 years ago

Native planr corridors are important for wildlife of all sizes, our environment and the planet.

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Ann Schneider
6 years ago

I am happy to also bring this to the City of Millbrae say along the our Spur Trail. Please reach out to me.

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Sue Chow
6 years ago

Council Members;: Please take this important step towards rebuilding native plants habitats,

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Irene Lee
6 years ago

We need more native plants for the bees, butterflies, and other insects for a healthier ecosystem.