Sharp Park Golf Course is losing money, needs millions of dollars in capital improvements, puts the surrounding communities at risk every year when it floods, and harms two endangered species. Let’s take another shot and build a better public park, a park that protects the environment, stimulates Pacifica’s economy, provides recreational opportunities that everyone can enjoy, and returns San Francisco’s dollars back to our communities where the money belongs.

Watch “Twain’s Frog & the Beautiful Serpent” and learn more about the endangered species at Sharp Park!	Watch “The Restoration Vision” to learn why we should close Sharp Park Golf Course and create a national park!

Help Restore Sharp Park! Take These Actions Today:

Contact Congresswoman Jackie Speier and tell her Sharp Park isn’t too big to fail: no federal bailout for an endangered species-killing golf course! If federal dollars will be part of the solution at Sharp Park, we deserve an asset in return, and the best asset would be a new National Park at Sharp Park! Call the Congresswoman at (202) 225-3531.
Send an e-mail to the Board of Supervisors & the Mayor and demand that the City stop subsidizing suburban golf in San Mateo County: ask that they close Sharp Park Golf Course and reinvest in our neighborhood parks and services. Let them know you want San Francisco to partner with the National Park Service to build a better public park at Sharp Park that everyone can enjoy!
Volunteer with the Wild Equity Institute! Help us spread the word by talking to your neighbors about the benefits of a new National Park at Sharp Park, passing out our Sharp Park Restoration Flyer and our Save Sharp Park Beach Flyer, and attending public hearings. Sign-up by calling 415-349-5787 or sending a message to info@wildequity.org.
Donate to the Wild Equity Institute. Don’t have time to volunteer? Become a member of the Wild Equity Institute for as little as $10, or better yet, become a monthly donor and provide sustained support for our work!
Click here to download a letter in support of restoring Sharp Park for you to sign and send in. E-mail or mail your copy to us at P.O. Box 191695, San Francisco, CA 94119 and we’ll make sure copies are sent to all the relevant public officials.
Click here to download the Sharp Park restoration booklet and learn more about the restoration vision.
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SF Weekly Exposes Park Department’s
Dishonest Assessment of Sharp Park Golf Course

LISTEN TO THE SECOND DEBATE: Restore Sharp Park supporters Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi and Brent Plater win the debate against status quo supporters on KQED’s Forum with Michael Krasny!