Sherwood’s work for the Presidio Sustainability Center was featured in the SF Chronicle last week:

“A new state-of-the-art seed and plant lab opened Wednesday as the new home for the workers and volunteers pushing to return the Presidio’s landscape to a vision of California’s past. The lab at Fort Scott includes an area for cleaning, sorting, drying and storing the native seeds and spores brought in by the nursery’s collecting crew, as well as an adjoining propagation lab where the seeds can be planted and started before they’re moved to the greenhouse. The new lab and its adjoining greenhouse replace the huge, battered World War II-era metal warehouse that housed the Presidio’s nursery center until it was condemned and demolished last year.”

Read the full article (and note Sherwood’s rendering of the site, which can be seen in the picture above) at SFGate.com.

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