High-tech sensors are aiding a systemwide effort to understand and predict the effects of climate change in the state.
New tools keep watch over California climate
Wetlands offer valuable return on investment
Coastal habitats prevented more than $600 million in property losses during Hurricane Sandy, study finds.
Hunt for the Arctic bumblebee
An elusive bee could teach us about climate change in one of the least-understood environments on Earth.
Sharon Gray’s mentorship lives on
Special fund aims to foster exchange with country where the postdoctoral student lost her life.
Student fellows help shape future of food
This year's class of 55 UC Global Food Initiative student fellows includes 14 returnees.
Climate change may benefit native oysters, but there's a catch
Oysters can tolerate extremes better than predatory snails can -- if the snails don't get them first.
Unearthing an ancient city
A modern-day Indiana Jones works to preserve the legacy of a Mayan city in a new film.
Startup helps people find out what they’re drinking
A UC Berkeley team provides much needed oversight of the largest unchecked threat to water safety.
Surfing the world for microbes
Doctoral student Cliff Kapono sets out on an adventure to map the surfer microbiome.
How gecko feet got sticky
Studying this lizard's extraordinary toes offers a snapshot into evolution.
Pesticide predicament for California's strawberry growers
UC Santa Cruz professor examines challenges as popular chemical is phased out.
Addicted to oil: US gasoline consumption is higher than ever
Many people thought U.S. gasoline consumption had already peaked. They were wrong. What happened?