The S. J. Hall Lecture in Industrial Forestry: Carbon market contributions to timberland returns. A moderated panel discussion with timberland-based carbon offset purchasers, sellers and intermediaries.
Past Events
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Christie Pollet-Young, Elizabeth Willmott, Dick Kempka, Clark S. Binkley (Moderator): Carbon Market Contributions to Timberland Returns
S. J. Hall Lecture in Industrial Forestry
Elizabeth Hoover: Native American Food and Seed Sovereignty
Learn about Native American food sovereignty efforts nationwide and current projects at UC Berkeley with Elizabeth Hoover, Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management.
Kerry Carmichael - Regional Recruiter & PeaceCorps Ecuador Alumni: PeaceCorps Information Session
Serving in the PeaceCorps is a great way to immerse yourself in a new culture, learn a new language, and have the experience of a lifetime.
Plant and Microbial Biology Commemorative Celebration
A special celebration of 30 years of the Department of Plant & Microbial Biology.
Commemorative Celebration for UC Berkeley's Department of Plant and Microbial Biology
PMB 30th Anniversary
On Saturday, September 11, 2021 we had a commemorative celebration for UC Berkeley's Department of Plant & Microbial Biology, celebrating 30 years.
Anna Hoehenrieder: Rausser College Honors Program Meet & Greet + Info Session
Are you approaching junior or senior standing?
Do you have a minimum 3.6 overall GPA?
Are you interested in undertaking a year-long research project to graduate with honors in your major?
How to be a Successful SPUR Applicant
Come hear from faculty and SPUR supervisors what they are looking for in a SPUR applicant and how to navigate the application process!
Faculty-Initiated SPUR projects application cycle open for students from August 18th-September1st
Social Cost of Carbon
The social cost of carbon—an estimate of the economic harm caused by each additional ton of carbon dioxide—allows policy makers to evaluate the economic consequences of emissions and make informed decisions about climate change. Join this...
From Soil Health to Pollinator Communities: The Fertile Grounds for Agroecology in California's San Joaquin Valley
The 2021 Distinguished ESPM Lecture by a Graduate Student, delivered by Aidee Guzman.
Professor Tom Bruns, PMB; Professor John Taylor, PMB; and Iman Sylvain, PhD '18 PMB (Moderator), Data Analyst, Innovative Genomics Institute COVID-19 Diagnostics Lab: Fungi and Friends
This moderated discussion featured a panel of UC Berkeley experts will pore over the myriad ways modern civilization interacts with fungi. The panel will speak to our millennia-long appetite for them in cuisines throughout the world, as well as...