Red dots in the photo outline a rock scar created when someone trundled a 9 foot tall block from the belay stance below P-Crack.

A closeup of a sawed oak limb at the boulder near the top of the Patricia trail (sometimes called the "Traverse Boulder". This is not a twig, but a substantial limb.

Scar created when someone pried off a flake on "Knight Moves" on Cracked Wall.

Recently shadow wall approach trail was the victim of an illegal power hedge trimming.
(Summer 2009)

Only a single stem remains alive among a cluster of dead limbs of this sticky monkey flower (?) at the base of P-Wall pinnacle. This was once a mature, healthy four foot bush. Apparently someone decided it was in their way despite that there is an easy scramble to the left that avoids this bush completely.
(Summer 2009)

Delicate ferns and other bushes were cleared all the way to the ground
in the gully near JamCrack Wall. (Spring 2008)

Flags indicate where branches were pruned several feet back from the cliff
at the base of Happy Birthday (Summer 2004).

Closeup of where moss has been scraped on Happy Birthday.
It's clear that there was once a thick carpet of moss
that was scraped clear down to bare rock. (Summer 2004).

Extensive damage to bushes, plants and soil where someone deliberately tried to
remove plants near base of JamCrack wall. (Spring 2008)

This view shows the base of "Happy Birthday". The branch above is flagged
where numerous branches were trimmed away. A large swatch of rock has
been scraped completely clean of moss. This was a previously
pristine natural area with no climber activity. (Summer 2004)