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UCSB Natural History Collection News
UCSB part of a major effort to digitize vertebrate arthropod parasites. Read more about this months meeting at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago.
Seminar by Natalie Rossington Love, PhD candidate, Wednesday February 18, 5-6pm.
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Student Perspectives on NCOS
Student workers are an essential component of the NCOS restoration process and have been the bedrock of planting and weeding efforts since the beginning of the project. Through these intensive efforts they have gained great understanding of the ecological restoration in an impressively short time span. We’ve interviewed four student workers to see how their work at NCOS has increased their awareness of the key successes of NCOS and the remaining challenges. Read more here!
Your Local Wetland At Work
North Campus Open Space not only provides a safe space to walk, bike, run, and enjoy nature, the wetland is also working to improve water quality. In the realm of biogeochemistry, wetlands are considered a “sink,” or a location in which these nutrients are removed from the water by natural processes. Click here to learn more.
North Campus Open Space Restoration Project
NCOS News - May 2022
Updates - Mesa Trail Opening, Rare Plants on Mesa, Grand Opening Ceremony
Feature Story - Student Perspectives on NCOS
Community Forum and Photos - Owlets, Goslings, Green Heron, and more!
Volunteer & Internship Opportunities
CCBER has many volunteer and internship opportunities in restoration ecology, natural history collections management and biological research.
