Translocating frogs to lakes where disease wiped out previous populations may be key to recovery for endangered species
SNARL
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By studying deep and shallow water zones of streams and their resident invertebrates, researcher reveals mysteries of fresh water life
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Biologist Roland Knapp and colleagues work to restore a once-vanishing frog population in the Sierras
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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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A team that includes UCSB biologists partners to rescue endangered frogs and put them on road to recovery
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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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More than $184,000 is granted to 14 planned projects meant to bolster sustainability and greening efforts across campus
