The San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission, 1964-1973 (Hardcover)

This oral history transcript details the origins and work of the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission, a regional planning agency established in the 1960s to promote sustainable development and conservation in the San Francisco Bay Area. The interviews offer insights into the challenges and successes of the commission, and its impact on regional planning and environmental policy.

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