U.S. Bureau of Reclamation awards nearly $2.5 million per year for four years for UC Davis lab's work for the species.

A century ago, Cal alumni had a major influence on both launching and maintaining the National Park system.

Community ecologist spotlights how environmental management affects disease emergence.

Scripps scientists reveal how nitrogen is recycled in the ecosystem’s food web.

New report by UC Santa Barbara-based research center calculates the magnitude of waste going into the world's seas.

Grants will go to a diverse array of projects, from developing an implantable device that could correct memory impairment to an effort to help California better manage its water resources.

California Ecology and Conservation — open to students at UC's nine general campuses — offers a pivotal experience in their academic and professional careers.

Botanists have compared tree survey data from the 1920s and ’30s with forest service data today. They find a decline in large trees and an increase in the density of small trees in forests throughout the state.

Greenhouse gases emissions down to 1990 levels and major steps are initiated to ramp up renewable energy use.

The same patterns that led to extinctions on land are now taking place in the sea.

UC researchers are studying ways to control the ubiquitous Argentine ant — an invasive non-native that's worn out its welcome.

Whatever triggered the Younger Dryas cold period, it wasn't a comet or meteorite colliding with Earth.