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[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#nov5-14|November 5, 2014: Trees and History]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#sep10-14|September 10, 2014: The Evolving Eastern Shoreline]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#may14-14|May 14, 2014: Political Economy of Bees]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#may7-14|May 7, 2014: Dogs, Density, and Natural Areas]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#apr9-14|April 9, 2014: Urban Farming and Urban Nature: Are We Competing or Cooperating?]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#mar12-14|March 12, 2014: Saltworks and Shorelines: a Visual and Social History of the San Francisco Bay]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#feb26-14|February 26, 2014: Design Radicals: Berkeley 1960s and Today]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#feb5-14|February 5, 2014: Becoming a Biodiversity City]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#oct30-13|October 30, 2013: Liberation Biology]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#may22-13|May 22, 2013: Talking About Ecology and Science in Public]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#mar27-13|March 27, 2013: Designing Resilient Landscapes: What history teaches us about San Francisco and the Bay-Delta Estuary]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#jan16-13|January 16, 2013: The Tigers of Market Street: Butterfly Habitat along a Busy Urban Corridor]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#dec5-12|December 5, 2012: Planning 4th Street: Remaking a San Francisco Corridor]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#aug28-12|August 28, 2012: The Next Step in Sustainability]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2012-2014#may23-12|May 23, 2012: What Are Our Streets For?]] | |||
[[Talks: Ecology / 2010-2011#nov9-11|November 9, 2011: In Search of San Francisco's Eradicated Landscapes]] | [[Talks: Ecology / 2010-2011#nov9-11|November 9, 2011: In Search of San Francisco's Eradicated Landscapes]] |
Shaping San Francisco hosts Public Talks on a variety of topics on Wednesday nights, about 18 times a year. Our topic themes vary, but we've grouped them over time into these categories: Art & Politics, Ecology, Historical Perspectives, Literary, and Social Movements. These Public Talks have been archived in audio and more recently in video in the Shaping San Francisco collection at the Internet Archive, and embedded in archival pages at shapingsf.org. We are now moving them to the archive at Foundsf.org, a process that will take some months (this note will disappear when the process is complete).
Unlinked Talks mean there is no audio or video available.
November 5, 2014: Trees and History
September 10, 2014: The Evolving Eastern Shoreline
May 14, 2014: Political Economy of Bees
May 7, 2014: Dogs, Density, and Natural Areas
April 9, 2014: Urban Farming and Urban Nature: Are We Competing or Cooperating?
March 12, 2014: Saltworks and Shorelines: a Visual and Social History of the San Francisco Bay
February 26, 2014: Design Radicals: Berkeley 1960s and Today
February 5, 2014: Becoming a Biodiversity City
October 30, 2013: Liberation Biology
May 22, 2013: Talking About Ecology and Science in Public
January 16, 2013: The Tigers of Market Street: Butterfly Habitat along a Busy Urban Corridor
December 5, 2012: Planning 4th Street: Remaking a San Francisco Corridor
August 28, 2012: The Next Step in Sustainability
May 23, 2012: What Are Our Streets For?
November 9, 2011: In Search of San Francisco's Eradicated Landscapes
October 26, 2011: Urban Homesteading
September 28, 2011: Did Laguna Dolores Exist?
September 14, 2011: Endangered Species Campaigning
June 8, 2011: Ecology and Food of the 1970s: Ten Years That Shook the City: San Francisco 1968-78
March 30, 2011: Reciprocal Bio-Regional Culture from the Bay Area to the Sierras
February 23, 2011: Underground Food Politics
February 16, 2011: Vanished Waters: A History of San Francisco's Mission Bay
January 26, 2011: Environmental History of Golden Gate Park
November 17, 2010: Watersheds from California to Mexico
November 10, 2010: Eco-Politics, a Strategic Roundtable
May 26, 2010: Twin Peaks Bioregional Park: A Conservation Strategy for the Heart of San Francisco
May 12, 2010: Circle the Food Wagons!—Local Food Economies
February 24, 2010: San Francisco Golf Courses, Parks, Natural Areas
January 27, 2010: Urban Forest
October 28, 2009: Climate Change/Climate Justice
September 30, 2009: Ecology and Redevelopment in Bayview/Hunter's Point
May 13, 2009: Can Capitalism really “Go Green?”
April 29, 2009: Permacultural Transformation for the Urban Dweller
March 25, 2009: Toxic San Francisco
February 25, 2009: Bees in the City
January 28, 2009: Lake Merced Natural Area's Future
November 19, 2008: Green Streets: Redesigning San Francisco One Block at a Time
October 29, 2008: Candlestick Point: State Park for the People
February 27, 2008: San Francisco's Imperiled and Surviving Birds
January 30, 2008: Endangered Species Big Year
November 28, 2007: Food Security & Urban Agriculture
October 24, 2007: New Politics for Green Cities
September 26, 2007: San Francisco Water Sources
May 30, 2007: San Francisco Ecology: Butterflies in the City
May 2, 2007: Immigration, Work, and Agriculture: From Enclosures to Fast-Food
April 25, 2007: The National Park Where We Live
February 28, 2007: Laying a Foundation for a Green City (3 podcasts)
January 31, 2007: Grassroots Activism to Save San Bruno Mountain
November 29, 2006: Native Habitat Restoration: Frogs in San Francisco
October 25, 2006: Recycling Activism: Trash and Toxics
September 27, 2006: Activism in and for the San Francisco Bay Ecosystem
May 31, 2006 : Can San Francisco Feed Itself? (3 podcasts)
May 10, 2006: San Francisco's Food Revolt
April 26, 2006: Reclaiming Bay Area Military Bases (2 podcasts)
March 29, 2006: Natural Disasters and Community Response (4 podcasts)
February 22, 2006: Nature in the Urban Environment
January 25, 2006: Natural Areas of San Francisco: a Pre-Urban View
The following 35 pages are in this category, out of 35 total.