Coal Oil Point Reserve celebrates 20 years helping the tiny shorebirds come back from the brink
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Researchers create the first global assessment of cumulative human impacts to at-risk marine species over time -
A doctoral student studies primates at a small wildlife reserve in western Uganda -
Protecting snowy plovers at Coal Oil Point Reserve while they nest is an ever-changing exercise in creative conservation -
Translocating frogs to lakes where disease wiped out previous populations may be key to recovery for endangered species -
New science shows grazing access to public lands in the western U.S. can be good for ranching and wildlife -
With the removal of invasive rats from Palmyra Atoll, its native vegetation is making a grand comeback -
Postdoctoral scholar Erin Meyer-Gutbrod shows that right whales, already an endangered species, may face a dim future -
Peter Alagona’s Natural Reserve System History & Archive Project is preserving historical materials from UC reserves statewide -
Combining ecology and economics, researchers find a novel way to manage ecosystem services and protect biodiversity -
Ecologists collaborate on a special volume about the relationships of conservation, biodiversity and infectious disease -
Scientists demonstrate that failing kelp forests can be rescued by nearby neighbors -
Ecologist Douglas McCauley and colleagues examine ecologically responsible de-extinction -
Researchers contributed chapters to “Ecosystems of California,” an integrated assessment of each major ecosystem in the state -
UCSB runs seven of the 39 sites comprising the UC Natural Reserve System, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary -
Recycled-water irrigation, new lab technology and outreach efforts will help UCSB achieve major water savings by March 2016 -
Student residence halls join forces to topple the competition in UC-wide energy saving contest -
David Tilman, professor at UC Santa Barbara’s Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, has received the BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in the Ecology and Conservation Biology category in recognition of his long-term...
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Ever the eco-trendsetter, UCSB notches up another honor, being named third among “Top 50 Green Schools” -
Sometimes in order to plan for the future, you have to look to the past -
“Water (we going to do?)” is a lecture series aimed at the UCSB and local communities -
A longstanding commitment to water conservation positions the campus remarkably well to ride out the drought -
'UCSB Reads' engages the campus and community in conversations about issues of significant local and national interest. -
Campus recognized as national trendsetter for water conservation; cited for student-driven, UC-first Water Action Plan. -
Science for Nature and People aims to address modern conservation and economic development in ways that will benefit humankind -
Studying invasive plants through an NCEAS distributed seminar helped to fill a hole in collective ecology knowledge -
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.
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It's the premier document of its kind in the University of California system, and now UC Santa Barbara's recently unveiled water conservation plan has notched another first: a Best Practices Award from the 2013 California Higher Education...
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Solutions that meet the broad, varied, and often competing priorities of conservation are difficult to come by.
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"The Sawyer Seminars grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation is an indication of the exceptional interdisciplinary research taking place on our campus," said UCSB Chancellor Henry T. Yang.
