Species that are mutually dependent on each other can, in some cases, become separated and reconnect again over distances of thousands of miles, a new study from UC Berkeley has found.
Symbiotic Species Reconnect Across Distances, Study Finds
John Helms Emeritus Professor of Forestry receives Gifford Pinchot Medal
John Helms Emeritus, a Professor of Forestry receives Gifford Pinchot Medal among other acheivements over his lifetime
Obituary: CNR Research Associate Rebecca Wenk
By John Battles, Professor of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management
Loss of Large Predators Reverberates in Ecosystems
By Sarah Yang and Robert Sanders, UC Berkeley Media Relations
How Safe is Mist Netting? First Large Scale Study into Bird Capture Technique Evaluates the Risks
By: Wiley-Blackwell, Wiley Life Sciences
Photos by: Renee Warbler and Colleen Cassidy
Environmental Leaders Gather at CNR
By Ann Brody Guy
As chief park warden of the Udzungwa Mountains National Park in Tanzania, Fortunata Msoffe works with local communities to combat poaching and protect one of the world’s key biodiversity areas.
Nicholas Garcia-Guerrero: Spring 2011 Student Commencement Speaker
CNR's student Commencement speaker Nicholas Garcia-Guerrero received his bachelor’s of science degree in two majors: Environmental Economics and Policy from the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Environmental Sciences.
Amory Lovins Speaks at 2011 Commencement
"Recovering physicist" Amory Lovins, an innovator in energy and many related fields, has advised the energy and other industries for four decade, as well as the U.S. Departments of Energy and Defense.