The College of Natural Resources welcomes Ryan E. Smith, Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Utah, to deliver the 2017 S.J. Hall...
Upcoming Alumni Events
For a schedule of all CNR events, seminars, and lectures visit our calendar.
2017 CNR Homecoming Picnic
The College of Natural Resources Alumni Association invites CNR alumni, students and their families to the annual CNR Homecoming Picnic during Reunion & Parents Weekend.
Enjoy the taco bar, refreshing drinks and sweet treats as you...
Information and Consumer Choices: Studies Using Supermarket Data
How do consumers respond to changes in the information they’re presented with at the point of purchase? Evidence from retail field experiments in the wine category will be presented and discussed during this Homecoming 2017 CNR Faculty Lecture....
A Tale of Two Fats: Fighting the Obesity Epidemic by Engineering Brown Adipose Tissue
Current approaches to treat obesity and associated disorders like diabetes and fatty liver disease have proven inefficient, judging by the unabated rise of such diseases in the U.S. and worldwide. During this Homecoming 2017 CNR Faculty Lecture,...
Can Nature Save Us? Stories from the Natural World
At a time when humanity’s demands on the natural world have never been greater, Dr. M. Sanjayan’s keynote address highlights nature’s essential role in creating a livable future for people everywhere.
Past Alumni Events
CNR Alumni Association Oakland Networking Reception
The CNR Alumni Association is kicking off this years' event calendar with a CNR Alumni Networking Reception on April 25th at Drakes's Dealership .
Cal Day with the College of Natural Resources
CAL DAY is an all-day event packed with programs, resources, events, and groups and organizations representing various aspects of our campus's rich culture and community.
Activism in Business
Rose Marcario, President and CEO of Patagonia, and Robert Strand discussed the role of progressive business leaders in the current era.
Megafires, Carbon Policy, and Climate Change
Dean J. Keith Gilless lectures at a private cocktail reception for Cal alumni and friends in the Washington D.C. area.
The Remittance Forest
Can a landless maid in Hong Kong remake the forest in Indonesia? Learn how the usual perspectives on forest transitions and agrarian change are turned upside down through a study of labor migration affecting Southeast Asian forests.
