How Much Drought Can a Forest Take?

• by Kat Kerlin
• January 19, 2017

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture
• Science & Technology

High-Severity Wildfires Complicate Natural Regeneration for California Conifers

• by Kat Kerlin
• December 21, 2016

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture

Mass Oyster Die-Off in S.F. Bay Related to Atmospheric Rivers

• by Kat Kerlin
• December 13, 2016

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

UC Davis Receives $6M Grant to Tame ‘Wild West’ of Regional Climate Datasets

• by Kat Kerlin
• December 09, 2016

• Environment
• University
• Science & Technology

What the Ancient CO2 Record May Mean for Future Climate Change

• by Kat Kerlin
• October 24, 2016

• Environment
• Science & Technology

Robot Larvae Deployed at Sea

• by Kat Kerlin
• August 31, 2016

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

Paving the Way for Pathogens

• by Justin Cox
• August 29, 2016

• Human & Animal Health
• Environment
• Science & Technology

California Nitrogen Assessment Shows the State of the Science on Nitrogen Use and Pollution

• by Kat Kerlin
• August 09, 2016

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

Drought Slows Growth of Douglas Fir Trees Across the West

• by Kat Kerlin
• August 08, 2016

• Environment
• Food & Agriculture
• Science & Technology

Scientists: Lake Tahoe Experienced a Record-Breaking Year in 2015

• by Kat Kerlin
• July 28, 2016

• Environment
• University
• Science & Technology

Captive-bred Amargosa voles preparing to head back to the wild

• by Trina Wood
• April 10, 2015

• Human & Animal Health
• University
• Environment

Oceans Slow to Heal from Climate Change

• by Kat Kerlin
• April 06, 2015

• Environment