Don’t let this be you this summer!🌱Poison oak (Toxicodendron diversilobum) is a native plant found in most of our parks. The stems and leaves produce urushiol oil, which can cause skin irritation in humans. It is often found on fallen logs, vining up trees, or right by your ankles along trails.To avoid, please stay on trail at all times, as this plant is everywhere! And remember: “Leaves of three, Let it be”. (Note: no park staff were harmed by poison oak during the filming of this video.)#redw