Wolfback Ridge site management plan, Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Site Stewardship Program. 1995. Wolfback Ridge site management plan, Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Management plan for Wolfback Ridge (near Fort Baker in Golden Gate National Recreation Area). The primary management objective is restoration of habitat for Mission blue butterfly by eliminating exotic plant species and promoting native species. Document includes descriptions of the natural and cultural resources and the restoration history. Also includes lists of native and exotic plants and animals, and maps (Mission Blue vegetation, French broom distribution, trees, general vegetation).

Type
Published Report
Authors
Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Site Stewardship Program
Date of Issue
1995-10
Units
GOGA
Keywords
Animals, Exotic Species, frenchbroom (Genista monspessulana), Habitats, Management, Map, Mission Blue Butterfly (Plebejus icarioides missionensis), Native Species, Plants, Restoration, Trees, Vegetation, Vegetation Types, Wolfback Ridge Marin Headlands Golden Gate National Recreation Area CA

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