Two CNR faculty members have been named fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
Workshop Cultivates Grad Students' Interest in Vegetation Mapping
Two flora enthusiasts got the chance learn about cutting edge technology during a Geospatial Imaging and Informatics Facility workshop last week.
PMB Assistant Professor Awarded Packard Fellowship
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation has named CNR’s Arash Komeili one of 20 new promising scientific researchers as a 2007 recipient of Packard Fellowships for Science and Engineering.
Committee Invites Participation in Search for the New Dean of CNR
To faculty, staff, and students of the College of Natural Resources:
Conservation biologist Claire Kremen wins MacArthur 'genius' fellowship
Claire Kremen, a conservation biologist at the University of California, Berkeley, whose applied research advances the fields of ecology, biodiversity and agriculture, has been named a MacArthur Fellow.
Global environmental ambassadors discuss the impact of Berkeley's unique leadership program
The Beahrs Environmental Leadership Program (http://nature.berkeley.edu/beahrselp/) offers a unique learning opportunity for environmental professionals from around the world to gain expertise, enha
Opinion: Thinning trees helps environment
By Bill Dennison, Cal Forestry alum & past president of the California Forestry Association
Video: ELP participants discuss environmental problems and solutions (Part III)
Emmanuel Wirsiy of Camerooon was a participant in the 2007 Beahrs Environmental Leadership Program.
Suburban Gardens Solution to Bee Decline
CNR Professor Claire Kremen’s research on bee decline has been cited in publications ranging from the New York Times to
Video: ELP participants discuss environmental problems and solutions (Part II)
Tahir Rasheed was a participant in the 2007 Beahrs Environmental Leadership Program.
CNR Students Share Experiences with WWF Fellowship
Desirae Early and Ky Ngo were chosen last spring to participate in the 2007 Nissan-World Wildlife Fund Environmental Leadership Program which took them to Nashville, Washington D.C., and Br
Video: ELP participants discuss environmental problems and solutions (Part I)
Alifah Sri Lastari, a participant in the 2007 Beahrs Environmental Program, discusses her work on projects to provide clean water to Indonesian villages and to reduce that country's illegal logging activity, as well as how the UC Berkeley summer prog
Prof. Gordon Rausser will serve as editor of the new Annual Review journal in resource economics
Robert Gordon Sproul Distinguished Professor Gordon Rausser has been selected as editor of The Annual Review of Resource Economics for 2007-2011.
Campus announces formation of search committee for CNR's new dean
The Office of the Chancellor has announced the formation of the committee that will search and make recommendations for a new dean of the College of Natural Resources.
What you can do to fight global warming and spark a movement
A new book co-edited by a CNR alumna attempts to answer a question familiar to anyone concerned with climate change:
"What can I do?"
Recent CNR Grad Chosen for CDC Fellowship
Sankar Sridaran just graduated from CNR in May, but he is already setting out to make a difference in the world.
Remembering Nathaniel Gerhart
On August 3, 2007, graduate student Nathaniel Gerhart died in a fatal accident while conducting fieldwork in Indonesia. He was 32.