June 2014 Newsletter

A Welcome from Our New Director
After spending the last three years as Director of the California Department of Toxic Substances Control, Debbie Raphael returns to SF Environment as our new director. More >

SF Environment Salutes David Assmann and Ann Kelly
This month, we bid farewell to two long-time members of our staff: David Assmann and Ann Kelley. More >

Rat Poison Maker Agrees to Stop Selling Toxic Product
This is a major victory for our kids, pets, and wildlife - and it started in San Francisco. More >

Coyotes in the City
There are approximately 20 coyotes living in San Francisco! Learn why they are important to our local ecosystem, and how we can coexist with them in the city. More >

CBS SF Finds Out What it Means to be Part of SF Environment's Green Career Program
This story might just brighten your day! More >

Blue Greenway Aims to Revitalize San Francisco's South Eastern Waterfront
Plan will turn contaminated sites into green open space, connect neighborhoods. More >