Hubbard is a leading expert in quantifying the hydrological and biogeochemical behavior of environmental systems.
Students recognized for Herbicide-Free Cal campaign
Mackenzie Feldman and Bridget Gustafson are featured on a list of environmentalists “making a difference.”
London’s Royal Society elects two from CNR
Professor Inez Fung is a newly-elected foreign member of the Royal Society of London.
Kaitlyn Gaynor named Schmidt Science Fellow
The program aims to develop the next generation of science leaders.
Seeking graduate student Science Communications Intern
The College of Natural Resources is searching for a graduate student to join its office of communications.
Falling levels of air pollution drove decline in California’s tule fog
Research indicates that air pollution in the Central Valley has led to a significant decrease in heavy fog.
Peter Oboyski eases bias against bugs
Essig Museum's collection manager is featured in the SF Chronicle video series "The Regulars."
Student Spotlight: Anna Hiller
Environmental Sciences alumna Anna Hiller shares insight into doing undergraduate research and getting her work published.
Two faculty elected fellows of the Ecological Society of America
Steven Beissinger and John Harte are recognized for their contributions to the science of ecology.
Scott Stephens speaks at TEDxBerkeley
Professor Scott Stephens' talk centered on the role of wildfires throughout California.
Enter the College of Natural Resources Photo Contest
Submit your best CNR-related images by April 19th for a chance to win prizes and to have your work featured online and in print.
CAL FIRE director Thom Porter visits Berkeley Forests
The UC Berkeley Forestry alumnus spoke as part of the 2019 William Main Seminar Series.
In memoriam: Dennis Earl Teeguarden
Teeguarden’s forest economics scholarship was influential in the development and implementation of state and federal policy.
CalLands maps cropland ownership across California
A new online tool allows users to access information on land ownership throughout California's croplands and to see how it affects them.
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.
Misinformation among landowners may inhibit reforestation efforts
A recent study from professor Lynn Huntsinger highlights the struggles faced by landowners in reforestation efforts amidst ongoing wildfires.
Patrick Gonzalez testifies before congress
Patrick Gonzalez as well as Jonathan Jarvis commented on the effects of climate change and government shutdowns on national parks.
Team publishes paper on 'food inequality, injustice and rights'
A recent study from professor Paolo D'Odorico and a team of environmental scientists indicates the importance of trade in equitable global food production and distribution.
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.
Scientists find new and smaller CRISPR gene editor: CasX
Discovered two years ago by UC Berkeley scientists including Jill Banfield, the protein was similar to CRISPR, but quite a bit smaller: a big advantage if you’re trying to deliver a gene editor into a cell.