Sweat bee on a California poppy
Advice for Wanna Bees
California Bees & Blooms: A Guide for Gardeners and Naturalists is a friendly, UC-driven new guidebook that shows readers how to encourage native bees to thrive in an urban environment.
Read more on the Green Blog from UC's Agriculture & Natural Resources Division
Forestry Centennial Video Memories
Forestry alumna Saana Deichsel '02 says that when you come to Forestry Camp, an eight-week intensive field class in the Sierra Nevada mountains, the experience "sticks."
Watch the Forestry Centennial video memory
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A Century of Cal Forestry
The College of Natural Resource is celebrating the centennial of the UC Berkeley forestry program. Request your free commemorative book--contact us at forestry100@berkeley.edu. Photo: Paul Kirchner Studios
Give to CNR
Mt. Panatubo erupting
Can Extreme Science Fix the Planet?
Technology, risk, ethics, and policy collide in geoengineering.
Read the story in the fall 2014 issue of Breakthroughs.
A flock of dunlin fly over rice fields
Pop-Up Wetlands: A Success Story
Two UC Berkeley alumni at The Nature Conservancy hatch a novel partnership between farmers and conservationists. Photo: Drew Kelly
Read the story in the fall 2014 issue of Breakthroughs
Newborn infant
Bringing Up Baby
The promise and peril of newborn genome sequencing.
Read the story in the fall 2014 issue of Breakthroughs
Alpine chipmunk specimens
Digitizing Ecological History
The Holos ecoinformatics engine is streamlining access to more than a century of field data.
Read the story in the fall 2014 issue of Breakthroughs
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Sally Jewell, Secretary of the Interior

America's Two Best Ideas—Public Education and Public Lands

The Horace M. Albright Lecture in Conservation presents this spring 2015 program. The event is free and open to the public.

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Students at class in the woods at the 2011 Forestry Camp. Left to right: Christine Stontz, Alex Christensen, and Alanna McDermott. PHOTO: Richard Standiford

Save Our Only-at-Cal Forestry Camp

This endowed fund is an essential resource to one of the College’s defining educational experiences: the summer field class known as Forestry Camp.

News

Sensing distant tornadoes, birds flew the coop. What tipped them off?

When birds unexpectedly flee from their nesting grounds, it may be a demonstration of Mother Nature's early-warning system that a massive storm is approaching. 

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