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| Geology |
| Strawberry Creek and the inhabitants of its watershed, are subjected
to geologic processes including uplifting, earthquakes and mass wasting
that created the watershed and continue today and will shape the future.
Strawberry Creek itself crosses the Hayward Fault, a dominant geologic
feature of the campus and a prime candidate for a major earthquake
in the near future.
This page presents reports and links to other information on the geology of the Strawberry Creek watershed. |
| Reports » 1987 Strawberry Creek Management Plan Chapter 3: Creek and Watershed Description [ 
3,211kb] Links » The Geology of “Bear Territory”- Berkeley Seismology Lab virtual geology tour of campus » Hayward Fault Mini-Tour Berkeley Seismology Lab » Campus Office of Emergency Preparedness- earthquake response planning » US Geologic Service Earthquake Hazards Program- Northern California |
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