How China maintains large catches and what it means for fishery management.
Intense industrial fishing
Arabica coffee genome sequenced
Coincides with birth of California-grown specialty coffee industry.
Access to free drinking water in SF neighborhoods driven by new partnership
Over next year, 19 new public water stations will be installed across San Francisco.
Holy guacamole
After finding invasive Asian beetles in native Montecito trees, UC Santa Barbara researchers are trying to determine how widespread they are.
Bait and switch? Study finds fish fraud runs rampant
Half the time what’s on the menu at LA sushi restaurants is not what’s on your plate.
For a budding botanist, the pomegranate is a family tree
UC Riverside doctoral candidate John Chater is cultivating and studying the same pomegranates his grandfather once grew.
Online toolkit offers resources to improve school nutrition
UC Global Food Initiative launches Good Food for Local Schools website.
Wine writer Jancis Robinson donates personal papers to UC Davis
Her papers join UC Davis Library's collections of other prominent wine writers, top wine researchers and scientists, and wine industry leaders.
'Inside, outside and beyond'
UC Santa Barbara collaboration seeds sustainability in preschoolers.
District partners with UCSD to study plate waste
UC San Diego researchers are studying what San Ysidro students eat from their school lunch, which could help improve student health and reduce food waste.
50-year-old research project may spark tea growing industry in Central Valley
The UC Kearney Agricultural Center in Parlier may hold the key to whether the Valley can meet the growing demand for tea products.
Berkeley Lab awarded $4.6M for transformational agriculture technologies
Two projects will provide a window to the underground, yielding information on roots and soil.