Ecology Emerges #3: Nature in Cities : Indybay

Shaping San Francisco presents discussion and reflection on the history of Bay Area ecological activism, based on oral histories documenting the past 50 years with Peter Berg (Planet Drum Foundation), Miya Yoshitani (Asian Pacific Environmental Network),
Jason Mark (Earth Island Journal, Alemany Farm) and hosted by Jon Christensen (Bill Lane Center at Stanford). We will consider urbanization as a global crisis/an opportunity and explore the restorative, regenerative, and imaginative possibilities of a new integration of urban and rural through local agriculture, human-powered transport (e.g. walking, biking), etc.

Ecology Emerges #3: Nature in Cities
Date	Wednesday April 28
Time	7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Location Details
CounterPulse, 1310 Mission Street (@ 9th)
Event Type	Panel Discussion
Organizer/Author	Chris Carlsson
Shaping San Francisco presents discussion and reflection on the history of Bay Area ecological activism, based on oral histories documenting the past 50 years with Peter Berg (Planet Drum Foundation), Miya Yoshitani (Asian Pacific Environmental Network), Jason Mark (Earth Island Journal, Alemany Farm) and hosted by Jon Christensen (Bill Lane Center at Stanford). We will consider urbanization as a global crisis/an opportunity and explore the restorative, regenerative, and imaginative possibilities of a new integration of urban and rural through local agriculture, human-powered transport (e.g. walking, biking), etc. For more event information: http://www.shapingsf.org/ecology_emerges.html Added to the calendar on Monday Apr 12th, 2010 9:23 PM

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