By Sarah Yang, Media Relations
Exploring the Sierra with Naturalist John Muir Laws
* Date: 6/29/2010
* Event Location: Berkeley REI
* Event Fee: Free
* Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. (PDT)
* Presenter: John (Jack) Muir Laws
* Group Size: 75
* Event Location: Berkeley REI
* Event Fee: Free
* Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. (PDT)
* Presenter: John (Jack) Muir Laws
* Group Size: 75
Berkeley Butterfly Walk
by Steven Finacom
About a dozen people joined eminent UC entomologist Jerry Powell on Saturday, May 29, 2010 for a leisurely butterfly-watching walk along trails at the top of Berkeley’s Panoramic Hill.
John Casazza Returns from a Volunteer Assignment in the Republic of Georgia
John Casazza, an agribusiness management consultant from San Francisco, CA as well as the Alumni Association Board President at the College of Natural Resources, recently returned from a volunteer assignment in the Republic of Georgia where he adv
Agriculture Briefs: Presentation on pollinators
Three UC specialists will speak June 5 on the status of Sonoma County's bees and other pollinators.
CNR Awards
In early May the College of Natural Resources held its annual Awards Ceremony and presented the CNR Citation, the CNR Staff Award, the Career Achievement Award and finally the CNR Young Faculty/CE Specialist Award to four outstanding individuals w
Professor Awarded Prestigious BREAD Grant
The National Science Foundation and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have awarded Professor Brian Staskawicz a BREAD Program grant.
UC Berkeley launches Master's in Sustainability
By José RodrÃguez, UC Berkeley Marketing & Communications
CNR Students Win Prestigious Scholarships
Congratulations to Emma Tome, a junior double majoring in Environmental Sciences and Geography, who was named as a recipient of the Udall Scholarship for 2010, and to Larry M.
Prof. Reginald Barrett critiques the new report on the rare forest-dwelling Pacific fisher.
Wildlife experts allege that a new status report on the rare forest-dwelling Pacific fisher was altered by state officials to favor the logging industry.