The History of San Francisco Bay Area

The Bay Area is an interesting place with unique geology and geology. The San Francisco Bay, also known as the San Francisco estuary, consists of three bays, San Francisco, San Pablo Bay, and the Culkin Strait, and has a vast inland river delta. The delta of the river supplies fresh water to the bay. The estuary system provides food, safety, and shelter to many creatures and animals, including humans. (San Francisco estuary wetland) is located along the bay of major cities such as San Francisco, Auckland and San Jose.

The San Francisco Museum and the Historical Society are dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of San Francisco and its surrounding Bay Area and is the official history museum in San Francisco. The museum interprets the history of San Francisco from the Spanish settlers until the gold raids and the big earthquake. The California Academy of Sciences, with more than 26 million specimens, is one of the world's largest natural history museums. The university opened in 1853 and started living as a research institution. In the beginning of the 20th century, the exhibition became an important part of the California Academy of Sciences. Since its founding, college is a positive institution to promote science women. The California Academy of Natural Sciences was rebuilt in 2008 and covers an area of ​​400,000 square feet.

I lived in the San Francisco area for the rest of my life. I grew up in East Bay and went on to Santa Cruz university and lived in South Bay for 12 years. And moved to San Francisco early 2002. As a member of the early online community, I saw a wave of San Francisco's response to various technical booms and failures. In particular, I focused on the impact on urban construction and rental stock including commercial and housing. San Francisco continues to feel strong pressure on corporate profit economic power and needs to resist the target of short-term profit circulation extraction. Also. San Francisco will increasingly feel that the impact of climate change will span a wider area and region, especially across the state. Solving these challenges requires a wise plan to build a sustainable economy and infrastructure for the future.