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Environmental lawyer Brent Plater, a leader of groups such as Wild Equity and the Sierra Club, is fighting to save two endangered species at the city-owned Sharp Park Golf Course in Pacifica. Photo by Angela Hart/SF Public Press.
Lawyer leads fight to save species on city-owned golf course
Jan 19, 2010

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