Spring 2017 Issue
CNR ecologists use modern tools and old-fashioned relationship-building for research in spaces shared by humans and wildlife.
A Berkeley-Illinois collaboration experiments with photosynthesis to increase crop yield.
CNR faculty discuss approaches for creating inclusive environments in their labs and across STEM fields.
Tiffany Tran (BS 2014 Environmental Sciences, Environmental Economic and Policy) is passionate about finding where business and sustainability converge.
Through the Program for Graduate Students in Extension, students gain valuable experience conducting applied research and outreach to California communities.
Oakland city council member Dan Kalb (BS 1982, Conservation of Natural Resources) tackles global issues with local impact.
News & Campus Briefs
Global warming hiatus disproved l CRISPR systems found in microbes | Climate change and parasites … and more
Environmental Philosophy & Ethics (ESPM 161) applies both old and new ethical and philosophical approaches to investigate our global ecological crisis.
CNR researchers used whole-genome sequence data to reconstruct the evolutionary history of the honey bee in its native range.
Dean Gilless comments that though we live in uncertain times, there’s one thing about which we can remain very certain: CNR’s work is more critical than ever.
Web Extras
Rose Marcario, President and CEO of Patagonia, on the role of progressive business leaders in the current era.
Chief prosecuting attorney for the Hudson Riverkeepers Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke on "Our Environmental Destiny."