Three scientists explain how they keep threatened species safe on their way to new habitats.
How scientists pack butterflies, frogs and sea turtles for the bumpy road
Dogs on some popular, grain-free diets could be at risk of heart disease
Trendy dog food formulations lacking in some nutritional elements can bring about unintended harm to your pets.
Student activism pushes UC toward a carbon-free future
As UC's sustainability goals become increasingly ambitious, the entire community is pitching in.
Can our forests survive the next drought?
Researchers try to discover how many dry years plants can survive.
Bulldogs’ screw tails linked to human genetic disease
Scientists find the genetic basis for these dogs’ appearance, and link it to a rare inherited syndrome in humans.
The international statistic of the year
Roland Geyer's much lauded finding is a sobering one: 91 percent of the world's plastic waste has never been recycled.
Tiny birds, tiny tech
A new tracking method gives a round-the-clock record of hummingbird life.
UC Santa Barbara's new coastal jewel
Philanthropist Charles T. Munger makes a gift of the 1800-acre Las Varas Ranch.
Secrets of the jellyfish genome
The first in-depth look at the jellyfish genome shows how they build a complex life history with simple genes.
Prenatal exposure to chemicals in personal care products may speed puberty in girls
Early onset puberty has been linked with an increased risk of mental illness and cancer.
Q&A: How to protect yourself from wildfire smoke
Berkeley Lab indoor air experts share their tips on dealing with air pollution.
All hands on deck at UC Davis for the Camp Fire
Fire and veterinary teams spent the Veterans Day weekend hard at work fighting the Camp Fire.