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Description: Shining a light on Alice Eastwood, one of the California Academy of Sciences' early female curators.
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Subject: Alice Eastwood
Publisher: Biodiversity Heritage Library
Description: Biodiversity Library Exhibition: Early Women in Science - Alice Eastwood (Botanist)
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Subject: Alice Eastwood
Publisher: Biodiversity Heritage Library
Description: A handbook of the trees of California by Alice Eastwood Published 1905 by California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco .
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Subject: Trees
Creator: Alice Eastwood
Publisher: California Academy of Sciences
Description: With a history of pioneering action that began in 1893 with botany curator Alice Eastwood, today's department is a robust collection of leading researchers, scientists, fellows, and students. Our resources include a 2 million-specimen collection containing more than 11,000 types, as well as the John T. Howell Botanical Laboratory.
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Subject: Botany, California Academy of Sciences
Creator: California Academy of Sciences
Description: A history of Botany at the California Academy of Sciences, includes III. EASTWOOD ERA AND A NEW BEGINNING (1891–1949)
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Subject: Botany, California Academy of Sciences
Publisher: The California Academy of Science
Description: Salix eastwoodiae is one of 8 California plant species named for Eastwood which contain 'eastwood' in the specific, subspecific, or varietal names; Erigeron aliceae, another California plant named for her, invokes her given name.
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Subject: Alice Eastwood
Description: Alice Eastwood, the pioneering botanist who worked on the staff of the California Academy of Sciences for more than six decades, compiled a valuable record of San Francisco's native plants in the late 1890s. In 1945 she wrote the following essay about how San Francisco once looked.
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Subject: Wildflowers, Alice Eastwood
Publisher: FoundSF
Description: Dr. Raven, botanist, evolutionary biologist and director of the Missouri Botanical Garden. At 8, Peter Raven became the youngest member of the California Academy of Sciences. By 10, he was comparing field notes with Alice Eastwood, the grand old lady of California botany, then 90.
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Subject: Dr. Peter S. Raven
Creator: Nancy Beth Jackson
Description: Before Marie Curie, these women, including Alice Eastwood, dedicated their lives to science and made significant advances.
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Subject: Female Scientists, Alice Eastwood
Creator: Smithsonian Magazine
Publisher: Smithsonian Magazine
Description: Wikipedia page for Alice Eastwood (January 19, 1859 – October 30, 1953), Canadian American botanist.
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Subject: Alice Eastwood
Creator: Wikipedia
Description: Alice Eastwood's written account of the 1906 earthquake.
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Subject: Alice Eastwood
Publisher: JSTOR
Description: This trail was named after Alice Eastwood a botanist and conservationist who lived from 1859-1953. She collected many important plant species on expeditions, published widely and saved important plant collections from the burning Academy of Sciences during the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
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Creator: REI Hiking Project
Description: A pioneering scientist named Alice Eastwood risked her skin to save an invaluable botanical collection.
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Subject: Alice Eastwood
Publisher: Inverse Culture
Description: The Raven's Manzanita is one of four rare perennial species that exist on serpentine. Only one single plant existed as of 1987. That plant is located in the Presidio. Since 1987, a number of clones have been propagated from cuttings off the parent plant and have been planted at several sites around the Presidio.
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Subject: Raven's Manzanita (Arctostaphylos hookerii ssp. ravenii)
Publisher: National Parks Service
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