Wildfire Smoke | UC Davis

UC Davis enologist Anita Oberholster, pictured here standing next to a vineyard, and two of her colleagues from other universities are being recognized for their research on how wildfire smoke affects grapes, grapevines and wine composition.

Anita Oberholster and Colleagues Recognized for Smoke Taint Research

by Amy Quinton
January 31, 2023

People watch a fire approaching homes

Air Pollution, Including During Wildfires, Shows Ill Effects in Children

by Karen Nikos Rose
August 04, 2022

black cat with burned paws

Cats Injured in Wildfires at Risk of Deadly Blood Clots

by Trina Wood
July 14, 2022

Wildfire smoke from the Woolsey Fire in 2018 billows behind trees and houses in Malibu, California.

Older Wildfire Smoke Plumes Can Affect Climate

by Emily Dooley
March 23, 2022

Junior high students construct air purifier in a classroom

Student-Built Air Purifiers Tackle Wildfire Smoke and COVID-19

by Ali Loge
September 20, 2021

macaque monkeys

Natural Exposure to Wildfire Smoke Increased Pregnancy Loss in Rhesus Macaques

by Andy Fell
September 02, 2021

Cat being treated from wildfires

Are Cats the ‘Canary in the Coal Mine’ for Wildfire Effects on Human Health?

by Amy Quinton
February 26, 2020

Advancing Health Worldwide

Birds sit on top of solar panels with orange-tinted sky in the background.

Guidance Issued on Closures, Power Outages

by Grant Nejedlo
July 16, 2019

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