Our Environment at Berkeley: Department of Environmental Science, Policy, & Management | UC Berkeley | College of Natural Resources

The non-native soilborne Phytopthora cinnamomi was introduced in the Ione area of the Sierra Nevada foothills, where it is wiping out two native manzanita species.

Invisible pathogens

Discovering a deadly threat to ecological restoration efforts.

Breakthroughs magazine

Featuring evolutionary ecologist Erica Bree Rosenblum.

Underfunded conservation costs

African lions and their habitats are in danger without increased protection.

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This beetle's gut may hide clues to making better biofuels

Researchers identify a unique architechture within the gut of the passalid beetle, one that could help them better produce bioproducts in the lab.

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Assessing coral bleaching vulnerability in the Caribbean

A new study finds that in the Caribbean, independent island nations are less vulnerable to coral bleaching than island territories.

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