Grantham Lab – Freshwater Science & Management

Bridging ecology and hydrology to inform sustainable water management

Managing freshwater resources under climate change

How Much Water Does Cannabis Use?

Our new paper in the Journal of Environmental Management, led by Dr. Chris Dillis, explores seasonal patterns of water use by cannabis in Northern California. Read the paper here!

Protecting California’s Aquatic Biodiversity in a Time of Crisis

Peter Moyle (UC Davis), Jeneatte Howard (The Nature Conservancy), and Ted Grantham argue that now is the time to consider the importance of biodiversity protection in an article on the CaliforniaWaterBlog.

College of Natural Resources Highlights the Role of Cooperative Extension Specialists in Addressing Climate Change

The latest issue of Breakthroughs, the Magazine of the College of Natural Resources at UC Berkeley, highlights the work of Assistant Cooperative Extension Specialists Dan Sanchez, Ellen Bruno, and Ted Grantham. Read the story here.

What Does Drought Mean for Endangered California Salmon?

Increased frequency and severity of droughts threatens California’s endangered salmon population—but pools that serve as drought refuges could make the difference between life and death for these vulnerable fish. Read more in our new study, led by Ross Vander Vorste,

Bridging ecology and hydrology to inform sustainable water management

Managing freshwater resources under climate change

Environmental flow science

Spatial conservation planning

Lab News

How Much Water Does Cannabis Use?

Protecting California’s Aquatic Biodiversity in a Time of Crisis

College of Natural Resources Highlights the Role of Cooperative Extension Specialists in Addressing Climate Change

What Does Drought Mean for Endangered California Salmon?