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Mori Point Restoration

Produced by Rick Bacigalupi, with production assistance from Daniel Okamura

Restoration efforts at Pacifica's Mori Point focus on reclaiming native plant habitat lost over the years to a maze of informal trails and on creating the mix of wetland and grassland habitat necessary to support two endangered wildlife species: the San Francisco garter snake and the California red-legged frog. Construction and maintenance practices of adjacent Sharp Park Golf Course pose a threat to the endangered reptile and amphibian, and wildlife protection proponents hope the golf course can someday be transformed back into habitat for the two species.

We took a group of Bay Nature readers to Mori Point in May 2009 as part of our hikes program.

Rick Bacigalupi is the principal of BACIPIX, a video production entity composed of Rick and a handful of talented associates with more than 20 years of broadcast television experience. Taking advantage of the amazing capabilities of today’s nonlinear editing and affordable gear, we excel in creating high-quality, low-cost video that leaves audiences motivated and inspired.

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