Berkeley Rausser College of Natural Resources
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The UC Berkeley Rausser College of Natural Resources focuses on applied sciences related to food, agriculture, sustainability & conservation of the environment.
Berkeley, California
Joined October 2011
Environmental Economics & Policy student Michael Brand spent the last year and a half researching the environmental impact of transoceanic internet cables. Learn more about his work, which was supported by an Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship.
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RT @UCBerkeley: From drought-stricken equatorial Kenya to the halls of power in the White House, this @BAMPFA documentary series explores t…
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RT @GoldmanSchool: What would shutting down USAID mean for clean energy and global development? Prof. Dan Kammen breaks it down—discussing…
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Earlier this month, alum Zac Unger, MS '00 Range Management, was sworn in as Oakland's District 1 Councilmember. Unger was elected in November and succeeded another alum, Dan Kalb, BS ’82 Conservation of Natural Resources. Congrats, Zac!
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When is it time to stop resisting ecological changes and accept a new normal? A @JAppliedEcology study led by @abby__keller may offer decision-makers guidance and support in answering the question as it applies to managing the invasive European green crab.
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WATCH: Redmond, postdoctoral researcher Diana Macias (@TreeDrought), and other collaborators break down the project in this video produced by our partners at @stanforddoerr.
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Applications to join the Program's first cohort close on Monday, February 3. Learn more about the yearlong curriculum and complete your application on our website.
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Earlier this month, alum @vishalfoto and collaborators released the first images of the Mount Lyell shrew—a small, elusive mammal first identified in 1902 but never before captured on camera. Learn more about the minuscule mammal.
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WATCH: @ESPM_Berkeley professor Stephanie Pau breaks down the science of biogeography in 101 seconds. Her lab combines satellite and remote sensing data to study how the Earth’s distribution of species and ecosystems is shifting under climate change.
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RT @ESPM_Berkeley: “These are global conditions playing out," forest ecology professor John Battles tells @CalMatters, stressing the import…
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With no end in sight to the Southern California wildfires, @ESPM_Berkeley professor Scott Stephens and other experts tell @ABC that hazards that will remain in its wake will be severe—especially due to the urban nature of many of the burn zones.
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RT @rff: A new study by @UChiEnergy, @natureatcal, @rff, and @EnvDefenseFund scholars finds the habitat protections of the Endangered Speci…
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Read more about the study from our partners at @UChiEnergy.
New study by @Eyal_Frank, @auffhammer, @dwmmclaughlin, @starbeia & David Sunding examines economic consequences of the Endangered Species Act, a law often under fire for lowering home values. The study finds across the U.S., on avg., that is not the case.
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Phil Pister (BA '51 Wildlife Conservation, MA '52 Zoology) was a pioneer of desert fish conservation and is credited with saving the entire population of Owens pupfish in 1969. Read more about Pister's legacy in this @ucsantabarbara feature.
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We are excited to welcome @jasonkibbey to lead the Master of Climate Solutions program. He will oversee the development and execution of the program’s strategic vision, teach capstone and colloquium courses, and build strong external partnerships.
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