Planned one-day burn is intended to expand restoration of wildflowers and native bluff scrub vegetation
Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration
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Data science enables researchers to better manage and share research collections -
NSF-funded statewide project will digitize flowering plant species, facilitate climate change research -
One-day burn to control non-native grasses rescheduled for Friday, August 31 -
The UCSB Library presents an exhibit that explores the scientific discoveries of legendary botanist Sir Joseph Banks -
UCSB breaks ground on its collaborative wetland and habitat restoration effort at North Campus Open Space -
New gift funds CCBER's collection manager; Mireia Beas-Moix is the curator and custodian of some half-million scientific specimens -
The entire student body of Harding University Partnership School did just that on May 14 -
The Cheadle Center for Biodiversity & Ecological Restoration's first Nature Saturdays nature walk was a success -
Endowment launched by Vernon Cheadle's family will safeguard his legacy by supporting operations that holds his botanic collections -
What do stormwater management, whale migration, and inner peace have in common? They're the subjects of a few of the newest interpretive signs around the UC Santa Barbara campus.
