Tending to Our Superblooms Requires Developing Plans for People to Enjoy Them
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ResearchWhy Are There So Many Mosquitoes in California This Year?
Native and invasive mosquito species populations have exploded as a result of California's significant rainfall during the Winter of 2022/2023. Researchers at Bren are searching for patterns as vector-borne illness spreads.
Sep 25 2023
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Student NewsBren School's 2023 Commencement
‘Stewards of our fragile and precious environment,’ Bren students lauded at Commencement
Jun 16 2023
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ResearchHow a Drought Affects Trees Depends on What’s Been Holding Them Back
Droughts can actually have a positive effect on tree growth, contrary to popular belief. Findings show that in cold and harsh environments, drought can actually benefit the trees by extending their growing season and increasing productivity.
May 22 2023
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Bren NewsTending to Our Superblooms Requires Developing Plans for People to Enjoy Them
California's superblooms attract thousands of visitors to the state's outdoor spaces. But increased traffic to these spaces can cause harmful impacts to the future of the superblooms and California's wildflowers
Apr 24 2023
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Bren NewsRethinking Wildfires as Catalysts of Biodiversity
Naturally fire-prone ecosystems tend to have more species of birds and mammals, a new study reveals
Apr 13 2023
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ResearchWealthy Homeowners More Likely to Benefit from Wildfire Suppression Efforts
In a recent study, researchers found that affluent homeowners reap more benefits from state fire suppression resources
May 19 2022
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ResearchRāhui: Supporting Traditional Resource Management with Contemporary Conservation in French Polynesia
Researchers with the Rāhui Forum and Research Center empower local communities to manage their natural resources, coupled with contemporary ecological tools
May 18 2022
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Student NewsPhD Student Rachel Torres Receives Excellence in Teaching Award
Bren PhD student Rachel Torres has been honored with the 2022 Graduate Student Association's Excellence in Teaching Award.
May 17 2022
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Student NewsLiving with Skeletons of the Chaparral
Members of the Bren School community reflect on the danger of wildfire -and impact of wildfires past- as extreme drought conditions become the new normal for the Western US.
May 9 2022
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ResearchExpanding Ocean Food Production Under Climate Change is Possible with Swift Action
A study by UCSB researchers shows that as the human demand for food increases, the ocean can be sustainably cultivated with careful action
Apr 26 2022
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Student NewsStudent Spotlight: Ryan Munnikhuis, MEDS '22
"Practicing data science has strengthened my ability to break down large and complex environmental problems into smaller, quantifiable parts."
Apr 5 2022
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ResearchExploring Opportunities for Legislative Bipartisanship on U.S. Climate Mitigation
Researchers shed light on opportunities for bipartisan cooperation in the current political climate
Apr 5 2022
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Student NewsStudent Spotlight: Paloma Cartwright, MEDS '22
"I chose Bren because of the emphasis on using data science specifically in the environmental discipline."
Apr 4 2022
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Student NewsStudent Spotlight: Joe DeCesaro, MEDS '22
"Data science has always intrigued me...This was the perfect program for me to pivot my career and keep it environmentally focused."
Mar 21 2022
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Alumni NewsBren Alum Selected for Ocean Exploration Trust Expedition Aboard Vessel Nautilus
Shellby Johnson (MESM '20) joins ranks of Bren alumni to be selected as Science Communication Fellows
Mar 17 2022
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Faculty NewsThe Business of Less: the Problem with Modern Corporate Sustainability
Matt Koller reviews The Business of Less, Professor Roland Geyer's book which questions the premise of "win-win" corporate environmental sustainability
Mar 14 2022
