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Alice Eastwood

Collected by: Rooftop Alternative PreK-8 School

Archived since: Apr, 2017

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Many of the world’s greatest scientists and engineers, including Alice Eastwood, have been greatly ignored over the years. Although most people have never heard her name, they should take some time to learn more. Many of the plants that you see in the California Academy of Sciences (nearly 1500 specimens), were saved by her on the day of the 1906 earthquake. She helped document several of the species that we live around today. Though seldom thanked and rarely thought of, It is very important to remember her act of bravery in times of disaster. This archive is created to document her life and her accomplishments as a female scientist in the early 1900s, and note her importance to our time.

Subject:   Science & Health Alice Eastwood, Botany, California Academy of Sciences, 1906 Earthquake, Peter Raven

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Title: Wildflowers "I was there..." by Alice Eastwood, 1945

URL: http://www.foundsf.org/index.php?title=Wildflowers

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

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