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

Deer behind fences

A new study finds that fences’ environmental impacts are underestimated and deserve a focused discipline.

Stacks of recycled cardboard

Economies of Global Garbage

In her new book, professor Kate O'Neill outlines some surprising facts about the “world’s only growing resource."

Corn still on the stalk.

Benefits of Crop Rotation

New study shows that increasing crop diversification can boost corn yields, even in drought.

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Landscape of Yosemite National Park

Rausser College joins the California Biodiversity Network

A partnership between state, scientific, academic, and tribal institutions will conserve California biodiversity.

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McKalee Steen elected to American Indian Society of Science and Engineering board

Steen studies native and indigenous conservation at the Land Use & Land Use Change Lab.

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