The Hans Jenny Memorial Lecture in Soil Science – The Genius of Soil By Garrison Sposito
Unusual Suspects: Resurgence, resilience and regeneration in the face of Climate Change
A conversation with community leaders about the experiences of their communities, as they propose and implement novel climate change interventions that challenge the technocratic alternatives produced by central policy players in government or business sectors.
Ending African River Blindness (Part 1)
Professor Vince Resh discusses onchocerciasis, African River Blindness, a disease caused by parasitic black flies in West Africa. See Part 2 here.
Claire Kremen discusses the Honey Bee Pollination Crisis at the Commonwealth Club
Professor Claire Kremen discusses how wild bees can boost the effectiveness of managed hives and play a critical role in pollinating the crops that keep California’s economy humming.
Professor John Harte: Understanding the Global Environmental Crisis
Conversations with History host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professor John Harte of UC Berkeley for a discussion of what environmental science teaches us about the potentially catastrophic consequences of a failure to address the current environmental crisis. Series: [3/2009] [Science] [Show ID: 16057]
Editorial by UC Berkeley College of Natural Resources Dean Keith Gilless: “Buy local” applies to forests, too
Rachel Barge – 2007 Brower Youth Awards
Rachel is a 2008 graduate of University of California at Berkeley with a degree in Conservation and Resources Studies and Forestry.
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