Contact
Tina Wistrom
Facility Manager
(510) 642-8189
Tina Wistrom has an MS in Plant Pathology from Oregon State University and a BS in Plant Biology from UC Davis, and has managed the Oxford Facility since 2013. Her research interests include integrated pest management, biocontrol, and HID lighting systems. Before managing the greenhouse, she studied insect-transmitted plant pathogens such Xylella fastidiosa and grapevine leafroll-associated virus, and their sharpshooter and mealybug insect vectors. She has extensive experience managing plant science research, and a deep appreciation for anything that photosynthesizes.
Bradlee McAnally
Senior Farm Maintenance Technician
Bradlee has 3 years' experience at Oxford Facility. Before that he worked at Generation Growers in Modesto and Arkansas State University. He has a Bachelor's degree in Plant and Soil Science with a concentration in Horticulture from Arkansas State University. His horticultural interests are efficient greenhouse production and processes.
Anela Napoleon
Senior Nursery Technician
Before coming to UC Berkeley, Anela worked for the Division of Forestry and Wildlife in Pearl City, Hawaii. She has a B.S. in Environmental Science from Creighton University. Her horticultural interests are native plant propagation and seed storage. Her favorite plant is Euphorbia degeneri.
Anthony Martinez
Senior Nursery Technician
Tony grew up in Oakland California and holds a B.S. in Conservation and Resource Studies from UC Berkeley’s RCNR. He worked as a student assistant at the Oxford facility for two years before becoming a staff member in 2025. He has a background in Environmental Health and Safety, and experience in community-based participatory research on urban agriculture.
Abbey Ramirez
Senior Nursery Technician
Abbey came to the Oxford Facility with over seven years of professional experience in plant care and cultivation. Before the Oxford Facility she worked for Traditional Medicinals Tea Co. as Head Gardener, tending to medicinal and community gardens. She has a B.A in Environmental Studies, concentration in Conservation Sciences and Native American Studies. Her botanical interests range from ethnobotany to habitat rehabilitation, and her favorite flower is Gazania rigens (L.) Gaertn.