California native tree Bonsai for Tenderloin Sidewalk garden
Our Theory is that native tree Bonsai would not require a Public works tree permit and would only require a permit for the native plant garden. The Bonsai project would be a part of a low-income housing employment and training program
Project Locations
http://www.tndc.org/take-a-virtual-tour-of-our-properties/
Hotel sustainability committee
https://hotelcouncilsf.org/about/sustainability/
Pennsylvania street garden presentation
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cysP7dWLDCVhAdsHxtJB9B47OSiVmGyNZiXa8mmRlCg/edit?usp=sharing
Pollinator project presentation
https://www.withhoneyintheheart.com/projects/
Street Parks Workshop
Hosted by Parks Alliance & Public Works
Street Parks Workshop Hosted by Parks Alliance & Public Works
We propose to do this
The San Francisco Hotel and Tenderloin resident honey bee collaborative
Final version
Proposed Partners
Mr. Falk CEO TNDC
Mr. Shaw THC
DISH property’s
Community housing partnership
Mr. Rappolee Tree evangelist
Pollinator Partnership
Urban bee San Francisco
North Coast native nursery
Sustainability Committee of the hotel Council
Clift Bee Sanctuary and Cocktail Herb Garden
Fairmont HONEYBEES & HERB GARDEN
W hotel rooftop bees
Many property owners here in the tenderloin hate trees because they perceive them to be attractors of human waste, however, the large Nonprofit landlords employ an army of patience staff., You can see them every day hosing down the sidewalks, this is where you want to be a tree.
It is in the interests of the Hotel Sustainability council rooftop bee project to make the Tenderloin bloom, so I intend to try and enlist them to help us.
We need to build coalitions to convince Friends of the Urban Forest to do business here in the challenging environment of the Tenderloin. We need to build coalitions
The hotels should welcome not only trees but TNDC buildings all having sidewalk gardens because here we can make California native flowers common and within flying distance of the rooftop bees. (TNDC has agreed to sponsor trees)
Friends of the urban forest and the city economic development and job training folks all run summer youth job programs
Contacts
Street Parks <streetparks@sfparksalliance.org>
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