Why Choose CNR?
CNR students study in small classes with world-class professors, get research experience in the lab and the field, and graduate with the tools to solve some of the world's most pressing problems. MORE »
New Home for Bugs
Visit the Essig Museum of Entomology in its new home, 1170 Valley Life Sciences Building, and its world-class collection of more than 6 million pinned specimens. MORE »
Scents of the Forest
Chemist Allen Goldstein has spent his career finding and characterizing some of the more elusive airborne chemicals found in nature. Erik Vance joined him for a tour of the woods. LINK - Nature subscription required » | PDF - open access »
CNR Events
- Animal Grossology, thru Sep 6
- The Found Object: Recycling as Art, thru Aug 3
- Solar Career Opportunities in California, Jul 10
- Green Careers Survey, Jul 11
CNR Calendar
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CNR News
Animal CSI: Identifying species using tracking tunnels, footprints and computers (YouTube)
Behavioral and conservation biologist James Russell, a postdoc in ESPM, discusses a new method to identify invasive species.
Naked Earth: Pristine Edens of soil may be science's best tool for radically altering earth
The the primordial succession of life that has persisted within soil for thousands of millennia are instantly altered when plow meets earth.
Naked Lunch: How to get kids to eat their vegetables
The Skinny on School Lunches: Dr. Pat Crawford says they may be the best way to protect future generations from chronic disease.
Video Spotlight
Species Distribution
Posted by Eva on 07-02-2009 7:56 pm
ESPM grad student explains using pattern recognition to identify the geographical distributions of species.