RESILIENCE: Planning for Sea Level Rise in San Francisco Bay

a conversation co-sponsored by Treasure Island Museum and the Port of San Francisco, will be presented online on Friday, September 13, 2024 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Admission is free, advance reservations encouraged.RESILIENCE - Planning for Sea Level Rise in San Francisco Bay,

Participants:

• , Urban Design Critic, San Francisco Chronicle, ModeratorJohn King

• , AIA, Treasure Island Museum Board Member, HostRebecca Schnier

• , Executive Director, Bay Area Regional CollaborativeAllison Brooks

• , Assistant Planning Director for Climate Adaptation, Bay Conservation and Development CommissionDana Brechwald

• , Political Director, Save The BayAllison Chan

Topics:

• - How are we collaborating as a region? How does TI development fit into the larger framework?Regulatory Agency Coordination

• - How does TI's model compare with other local communities?Public/Private Development Partnerships

• Public Engagement

• - Best Practices. Critiques of these approaches by design professionals.Sea Level Rise Adaptation

This panel discussion will address resilience planning for sea level rise throughout San Francisco Bay and expand on concepts presented in , the current exhibition in Treasure Island Museum’s free public gallery. The exhibition and this concurrent program illuminate how Treasure Island’s current redevelopment anticipates and addresses climate change and sea level rise; both highlight the extraordinary measures taken to secure Treasure Island's future while preserving significant aspects of its past. RESILIENCE: How the Redevelopment of Treasure Island Addresses Sea Level RiseRESILIENCE is funded by a generous grant from California Humanities.

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