Field to Collections Workshop at ESA
Student Research on NCOS - An Essential Component of the Restoration Project
This Feature Story highlights student research on NCOS - a key component of the restoration project.
Another great quarter for CCBER’s Curation of Natural History Collections Course!
Students in the Curation of Natural History Collections Course (ENV S 96/ EEMB 96) learn a variety of museum curation skills throughout the quarter.
Supporting Wildlife at NCOS - Birds, Bees, Fish and Reptiles, Oh My!
One of the main goals of the NCOS restoration project is to enhance habitats that support a broad range and diversity of wildlife. READ MORE.
Natural History Collections Club's Trip to Santa Cruz Island
CCBER facilitates trip for Natural History Collections Club to assess Santa Cruz Island collections
Class Engagement on CCBER Restoration Sites
CCBER restoration sites are providing UCSB students with the opportunity to apply skills learned in the classroom to the real world.
Meet the newest member of CCBER's staff
Botanist Gregory Wahlert, Ph.D., is CCBER’s newest staff addition and has already begun his duties as Research Botanist and Collections Manager.
Nipomo Lupine Recovery
In collaboration with USFWS, CCBER has been working on the restoration of Lupinus nipomensis, a federally endangered annual species of lupine endemic to California. Read about it here!
The past, present, and future hydrology of Devereux Slough
Check out this NCOS feature story about the 2016-17 rainfall season and how it affected Devereux Slough and its tributaries that run through NCOS.
Coming soon – an interactive map of breeding bird records in Santa Barbara County!
Geography and GIS student Riley Anderson is working on an exciting project with CCBER affiliates and local expert ornithologists Mark Holmgren and Adrian O’Loghlen. Read on about Riley’s project and experience as a Coastal Fund research intern at CCBER.
