Presidio Trust to Host Cultural Landscape Foundation Conference: Bridging the Nature-Culture Divide III: Saving Nature in a Humanized World

WHAT:
Day-long conference examining the interaction of nature and culture in the transformation of the historic Presidio military post into a national park site
and in its ongoing stewardship
  

WHEN:
Friday, January 23, 8am-4pm
  

WHERE:
Presidio Officers’ Club,50 Moraga Avenue, in the Presidio of San Francisco 

WHO: 

Charles A. Birnbaum, Founder President, The Cultural Landscape Foundation 

Michael Boland, Chief Planning, Projects Programs Officer, The Presidio Trust 

Geoff Cape, Founder CEO, Evergreen Brick Works 

Frank Dean, General Superintendent, Golden Gate National Recreation Area 

Peter Del Tredici, Associate Professor in Practice, Harvard Graduate School of Design 

Robin Grossinger, Senior Research Scientist, San Francisco Estuary Institute 

Brad McKee, Editor-in-Chief, Landscape Architecture Magazine 

Craig Middleton, Executive Director, The Presidio Trust 

Greg Moore, President CEO, Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy 

Nina Roberts, Professor, San Francisco State University Director, Pacific Leadership Institute 

Sarah Schultz, Director of Education Curator of Public Practice, Walker Art Center 

Chris Spence, Director, Institute at the Golden Gate
  

BACKGROUND:
In 2012 the Bridging the Nature-Culture Divide conference was with the Central Park Conservancy in New York City, and was sold out. The first conference took place in 2011 at the Jay Heritage Center in Rye, New York
  

​WEBSITE:
http://tclf.org/event/bridging-nature-culture-divide-iii-saving-nature-humanized-world