Protecting snowy plovers at Coal Oil Point Reserve while they nest is an ever-changing exercise in creative conservation
Natural Reserve System
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Valentine Eastern Sierra Reserves gets $1 million gift to support students, research, infrastructure
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Rare hoodwinker sunfish, never before seen in Northern Hemisphere, washes up at Coal Oil Point Reserve
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Translocating frogs to lakes where disease wiped out previous populations may be key to recovery for endangered species
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Computer scientists tackle ecology — and help ecologists — by bringing machine learning into nature
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Peter Alagona’s Natural Reserve System History & Archive Project is preserving historical materials from UC reserves statewide
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Biologist Roland Knapp and colleagues work to restore a once-vanishing frog population in the Sierras
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A gift from Linda Duttenhaver and Morton La Kretz will further research and teaching at Sedgwick Reserve
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UCSB biologist Roland Knapp and colleagues detail the remarkable recovery of an endangered frog species in Yosemite
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The Kate and Paul Page Research and Learning Center at SNARL is now open for business; namesake donors helped conceive the project
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Staff and scientists work to protect the western snowy plover, now nesting at Coal Oil Point Reserve, from oil spill impacts
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Driven by a love of nature, alumna Linda Duttenhaver gives $2 million to renovate the historic Ranch House at UCSB’s Sedgwick Natural Reserve.
