Ina Coolbrith Park is a small park named a poet, Oakland librarian, and niece of Mormon prophet Joseph Smith.  Ina Coolbrith (1842-1928) introduced Jack London and Isadora Duncan to the world of books.  The park's terraces are carved from a hill so steep that it's difficult to see if anyone else is there or not. Locals love this park because it feels like a secret no one else knows about—one of the city's magic hidden gardens, with a meditative setting and spectacular views of the bay peeking out from among the trees.  

One Brick will join the SF Recreation & Parks Department to help with weeding, spreading wood chips and some light pruning.