Endangered Species Bike Ride

You are invited to join Brent Plater of the Wild Equity Institute on a bike ride through some of San Francisco’s last wildlife habitats. We will search for and learn how to save the endangered species living within the Golden Gate National Parks. We will have the opportunity to see the Gowen Cypress (http://wildequity.org/species/36), Raven’s Manzanita (http://wildequity.org/species/8), Humpback Whale (http://wildequity.org/species/20), San Francisco Lessingia (http://wildequity.org/species/14), the Western Snowy Plover (http://wildequity.org/species/2), and if we are very lucky, the Steller Sea Lion (http://wildequity.org/species/19), the Marbled Murrelet (http://wildequity.org/species/1), and the Southern Sea Otter (http://wildequity.org/species/18)!

We will start and end at Bazaar Cafe, 5927 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94121. Bring water and snacks. Rain cancels.

If you don't want to ride your bike to the meeting point, the 1 California will drop you off right in front of the cafe. The bike racks on the bus are easy to operate. Visit 511.org (http://www.511.org) to plan your route.

Learn more about the flora and fauna that we will be searching for at: http://wildequity.org/events/3413