Foothill-Yellow Legged Frogs' Habitat Saved
An Environmental Article from All-Creatures.org
From
Save the Frogs!
November 2015
I am very pleased to announce that SAVE THE FROGS! has stopped the City of San Francisco from destroying Foothill-Yellow Legged Frog habitat at Alameda Creek's Little Yosemite Canyon.
After the city unlawfully failed to hear the appeal we registered with them on December 15th, 2014, SAVE THE FROGS! for the first time in our organizational history hired an environmental attorney to assist.
On September 3rd, 2015 attorney Michael Graf sent the City a letter clearly describing the legal issues surrounding their proposed actions.
On September 14th the City replied stating that it will not pursue its environmentally destructive plans at Little Yosemite - AND that they would refund the $521 we paid to register our appeal.
VICTORY FOR THE FROGS!
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