UC Davis | YubaNet

62 POSTS 0 COMMENTS

The rufous-capped warbler is abundant in forested working landscapes and protected areas of Costa Rica. (Daniel Karp/UC Davis)

Working Landscapes Can Support Diverse Bird Species

Thinning Forests, Prescribed Fire Before Drought Reduced Tree Loss

Lake Tahoe Clarity Level Bounces Back

UC Davis Students Design Greenhouse for Mars

Growing Up in Poverty Increases Diagnoses of Psychosis-Spectrum Mental Illnesses

Coast Redwood and Giant Sequoia Mega-Genomes Sequenced

Lead Ammunition Polluting Argentina; Change Afoot

When Thunderstorms Brew Over the Tropics, California Heat Wave Soon to...

Clams and Water Pumping Explain Phytoplankton Decline in San Francisco Estuary

Study Finds Nearly a Third of Cat Owners Use Food Puzzles

Local Extinction of Southern California Mountain Lions Possible Within 50 Years

Tropical Species Near San Francisco? New Range Limit Records Indicate Future...

Tweets Tell Scientists How Quickly We Normalize Unusual Weather

Once-Abundant Sea Stars Imperiled by Disease Along West Coast

UC Davis Research: What Are the Best Native Plants to Attract...

Dogs, cats rescued from California Camp Fire heal with fish skins

UC Davis Student Team Wins Amazon Alexa Artificial Intelligence Challenge

A friendly microbe could block superbugs

A Nutty Idea: A Little Stress Could Be Good for Walnuts

Scientist Who Studies How Planets Form Named MacArthur ‘Genius’ Fellow

12 3 4 Page 1 of 4