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San Francisco’s Wild Menu: Flora, Fauna, Feast | City History Lectures

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Wednesday, February 4, 2015 - 7:30 pm | Cost: FREE
Eric Quezada Center | 518 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA

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Shaping San Francisco | City History Lectures

Shaping San Francisco is a series of free lectures, which aim to excavate the city’s lost history. It’s a place to meet and talk unmediated by corporations, official spokespeople, religion, political parties, or dogma.

Shaping San Francisco
Periodic Wednesdays | 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Eric Quezada Center for Culture & Politics | 518 Valencia St, SF
FREE

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In 1849 San Francisco was surrounded by wild animals and a flourishing sea and bay, from which most early food was taken.

But what is our “wild menu” now? How do foraging, fishing, hunting, and gathering fit into modern life? What role does conservation and ecology play in a contemporary and future wild menu? With Mark Heath, Kirk Lombard, and Chris Carlsson. Co-hosted by Wild Equity Institute and Nature in the City.

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Cost: FREE
Categories: *Top Pick*, Geek Event, History
Address: 518 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA