Harold Gilliam

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Harold Gilliam is a San Francisco based writer, newspaperman and environmentalist, graduate of UC Berkeley, author of many books and former columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner. The "Harold Gilliam Award for Excellence in Environmental Reporting", given by the Bay Institute of San Francisco, is named in his honor. Gilliam’s article, "The Destruction of Mono Lake Is on Schedule" appeared in the Examiner’s Sunday edition in March, 1979, and was one of the first articles to draw attention to Mono Lake’s plight.

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  • San Francisco Bay (1957) Doubleday & Co Garden City, New York
  • San Francisco, City At The Golden Gate. (1959) Busse, Fritz. Text by Harold & Ann Gilliam
  • The face of San Francisco (1960) Doubleday & Co Garden City, New York
  • For Better or for Worse: The Ecology of an Urban Area (1972)
  • Island in time;: The Point Reyes Peninsula - Sierra Club Charles Scribner's Sons New York 1973 ISBN 0-684-13439-X
  • Between the devil & the deep blue bay;: The struggle to save San Francisco Bay (Chronicle Books)
  • The San Francisco Experience - The Romantic Lore Behind the Fabulous Facade of the Bay Area (1972)
  • The natural world of San Francisco (1967) ISBN 1-117-10667-5
  • Creating Carmel: The Enduring Vision Gilliam, Harold; Gilliam, Ann ISBN 0-87905-397-6
  • Weather of the San Francisco Bay Region (California Natural History Guides) ISBN 0-520-00469-8
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