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Day One:
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| The day consisted of a series of fascinating presentations followed
by a panel discussion about the future of the San Francisco Bay. Archived
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The Bay is an Anomaly
An introduction to the unique aspects of San Francisco Bay and
its history.
Presenter: Jere Lipps, UC
Berkeley
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(PDF file, 1.8 MB)
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Changing Landscapes
A look at the geologic processes that shaped the Bay.
Presenter: Lisa White, San Francisco State University
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(HTML)
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The Bay Through the Ice Ages
Sea level fluctuations—the comings and goings of the bay through time.
Presenter: Doris Sloan, UC Berkeley
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Ecology of the Bay
Bay vs. coast—what is necessary to survive in such a fluctuating habitat?
Presenter: David Lindberg, UC Berkeley
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Invasion of the Bay—Humans Change the Landscape
Investigating the human impact on the Bay environment.
Presenter: Kent Lightfoot, UC Berkeley
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Nothing Native Left
Investigating the impact on the Bay by invasive species.
Presenter: Jan Thompson, USGS
Link to materials at: sfbay.wr.usgs.gov/access/exotic-species/
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Bay Marshes—Past, Present and Future
A look at the history of the marshes of our Bay system.
Presenter: Frankie Malamud-Roam, UC Berkeley
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(PDF file, 1.5 MB)
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Short Stories and Shorter Animations
A look at new technologies that can help us to understand geologic processes and events.
Presenter: David Howell, USGS
Link to the presentation at: jazz.wr.usgs.gov/atlas/sfbay/
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A Panel Discussion—The Future of San Francisco Bay
A summary of the changes and causes of those changes, and the importance of this knowledge for making decisions and formulating policies.
Presenter: Jere Lipps and speakers
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