The Madrina Group is a charitable 501(c)3 organization, working to make
San Francisco's historic, industrial neighborhoods more healthy and livable through
environmental education and urban planning initiatives.

Mission Creek Bikeway - a rails-to-trails transportation initiative, which aims to transform the historic rail corridor, built along a once navigable waterway, into a safe and landscaped greenway for the changing neighborhood. see www.missioncreek.org

Mission Creek Mosaic Mural - Mosaic design and fabrication by Lillian Sizemore and Laural True
Mural funded by the Potrero Nuevo Fund, administered by New Langton Arts. The mural is located at the site of the 1860s bridge, this mosaic tile mural is one of a series of environmental educational markers along the historic Mission Creek right-of-way, produced by the Madrina Group.

Avenida del Rio - and ongoing program combining the public art and environmental education initiatives along the historic Mission Creek Corridor.

CROSSROADS - a newsletter for the changing, mixed-use neighborhoods of South of Market, the NE Mission and lower Potrero Hill.

The Mission Bay Waterfront Kiosks Project is a series of posters that examines the geographic history and development of the San Francisco waterways and transit systems. This is a collaborative effort of a number of organizations working on similar goals.

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