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What 3 Feet of Seawater Could Mean for the World’s Turtles

• by Kat Kerlin
• March 26, 2018

• Environment
• Human & Animal Health

Little Creek, Big Impact

• by Kat Kerlin
• March 14, 2018

• Science and Climate
• Environment

Spring Is Springing Earlier in Polar Regions Than Across the Rest of Earth

• by Kat Kerlin
• March 02, 2018

• Environment
• Science & Technology

Native Wildflowers Bank on Seeds Underground to Endure Drought

• by Kat Kerlin
• March 01, 2018

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture

When Every Fish Counts

• by Kat Kerlin
• February 21, 2018

• Environment
• Science & Technology

Nearly Half of California’s Vegetation at Risk From Climate Stress

• by Kat Kerlin
• January 25, 2018

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture

Marijuana Farms Expose Spotted Owls to Rat Poison in Northwest California

• by Kat Kerlin
• January 11, 2018

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture
• Human & Animal Health

Species May Appear Deceptively Resilient to Climate Change

• by Kat Kerlin
• November 22, 2017

• Environment
• Science & Technology

Dozens of New Wildlife Corridors Identified for African Mammals

• by Kat Kerlin
• November 07, 2017

• Environment
• Human & Animal Health

Pumas Are More Social Than Previously Thought

• by Kathryn Reidy
• October 11, 2017

• Human & Animal Health
• Environment
• Science & Technology

A Win-Win for Spotted Owls and Forest Management

• by Kat Kerlin
• October 04, 2017

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture
• Human & Animal Health
• Science & Technology

5 Critical Concepts for Sustainable Solar Energy

• by Kat Kerlin
• September 01, 2017

• Environment
• Science & Technology

Climate Change and Habitat Conversion Combine to Homogenize Nature

• by Kat Kerlin
• August 18, 2017

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture

Study Reveals Evolutionary History of Imperiled Salmon Stocks

• by Kat Kerlin
• August 16, 2017

• Environment
• Human & Animal Health

Marine Reserves a Solution to Bycatch Problem in Oceans

• by Kat Kerlin
• August 07, 2017

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture
• Human & Animal Health
• Science & Technology

Southern California Mountain Lions’ Genetic Connectivity Dangerously Low

• by Kat Kerlin
• June 14, 2017

• Human & Animal Health
• Environment
• Society, Arts & Culture

Study: Floodplain Farm Fields Benefit Juvenile Salmon

• by Nina Erlich-Williams
• June 07, 2017

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture
• Science & Technology

Endangered Amargosa Voles Need More Than a Rainy Day

• by Trina Wood
• June 05, 2017

• Human & Animal Health
• Environment
• Science & Technology

Nearly Half of California’s Native Salmon, Steelhead and Trout on Track to Be Extinct Within 50 Years

• by Nina Erlich-Williams
• May 16, 2017

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture
• Human & Animal Health
• Science & Technology
• Society, Arts & Culture

Wind Turbines Affect Behavior of Desert Tortoise Predators

• by Jennifer LaVista
• May 03, 2017

• Environment
• Human & Animal Health
• Science & Technology

Fish Social Lives May Be Key to Saving Coral Reefs

• by Kat Kerlin
• April 10, 2017

• Environment
• Human & Animal Health
• Science & Technology

Reef Fish That Conquer Fear of Sharks May Help Control Excess Algae

• by Kat Kerlin
• January 12, 2017

• Environment
• Human & Animal Health
• Science & Technology

Wildlife Biologist Earns His ‘Zebra Stripes’ With New Book

• by Kat Kerlin
• December 12, 2016

• University
• Environment
• Science & Technology
• Society, Arts & Culture

Transition From Reckless Youth to Cautious Adults Comes With the Territory

• by Kat Kerlin
• September 07, 2016

• Environment
• Human & Animal Health
• Science & Technology

10 Animals UC Davis Is Working to Save

• by Kat Kerlin
• April 21, 2016

• Environment
• University
• Food & Agriculture
• Human & Animal Health
• Science & Technology