Seth Adams, San Francisco Bay Area, California

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Seth is Director of Land Programs for a Bay Area conservation organization. His work includes responsibilities related to land acquisition, land use planning, land stewardship, grassroots activism, and legislation and public policy. Among his proudest accomplishments are the preservation of threatened areas throughout the East Bay through acquisition and grassroots advocacy, and the reintroduction of endangered peregrine falcons.

He is a recipient of Greenbelt Alliance's Stars of the Greenbelt award and of the the Year 2000 John Muir Conservation Award, awarded by the John Muir Memorial Association to an individual “who emulates the principles and ideals of John Muir, one of the Founders of the American Conservation movement and of the Sierra Club”. In 2001 he was awarded the Conservation Medal of The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, for "his distinguished conservation record".

Adams lives in California, in the San Francisco East Bay and is an avid reader, hiker, runner, cyclist and weight lifter.

Current Interests

At present Adams is at work on research related to the history of the East Bay's open space preservation.

Past History

Seth Adams is an Army brat, born in North Carolina, who attended High School in Europe, and college in Michigan and California.

He can be reached below or at:
sethadamsca@aol.com

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