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Cooperative Extension

Cooperative Extension Specialists at CNR

Since its founding, the College has been committed not only to basic research, but to using science to meet society’s needs. One of the most effective methods for transferring scientific discoveries from the laboratory to the public has been through the Cooperative Extension Service.

Cooperative Extension specialists are headquartered at UC Berkeley, UC Davis, and UC Riverside, where they conduct research and coordinate public outreach activities. As a land-grant institution, the Cooperative Extension mandate is tied to the welfare, development, and protection of California agriculture, natural resources, and people.

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All professors within the College hold agricultural experiment station positions and receive partial funding from the University of California-wide Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources. In addition, the College employs more than 20 Cooperative Extension specialists within our four departments to meet specific research and educational needs in areas ranging from childhood obesity to biological control to biotechnology.

CE Specialists at CNR

 

Agricultural & Resource Economics

Howard Rosenberg
Agricultural labor management

David Sunding
Water policy
Pesticides

David Zilberman
Biotechnology/economics
Intellectual property rights

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Environmental Science, Policy & Management

Kent Daane
Biological control

Matteo Garbelotto
Sudden Oak Death
Forest pathology

Christina Getz
Natural-resource dependent workers and communities

Richard Harris
Forestry
Native American natural resource management
Riparian ecology

Maggi Kelly
Monitoring environmental change

Vernard Lewis
Biology and management of household insect pests

Doug McCreary
Oak regeneration
Riparian restoration
Agroforestry

Adina Merenlender
Conservation biology and landscape ecology
Watershed science and ecological monitoring
Proximate causes of species extinction

Gary Nakamura
Forestry/soils
Silviculture

Thomas Scott

Rick Standiford
Forestry
Resource economics
Silviculture

Bill Stewart
Forest management
Resource economics
Watershed management

William Tietje
Oak woodland ecology
Human impacts on wildlife

Robert VanSteenwyk
Pest management of deciduous fruit, nut, and vine crops

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Nutritional Sciences & Toxicology

Patricia Crawford
Childhood obesity
Osteoporosis prevention
Child malnutrition

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Plant & Microbial Biology

Peggy Lemaux
Biotechnology education
Genetic egineering of cereals

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