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UCSB Natural History Collection News
"English in the Field" on Friday Oct. 12 from 2-3pm in UCSB South Hall 2635, which will feature short presentations from undergrad English-Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration joint interns followed by a reception.
For three quarters, the Lady Beetle Project has been documenting the effect of restoration work on the distribution, abundance, and diversity of ladybugs in select habitats around UCSB and Goleta. Read on about the work of the interns involved!
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Stories from Year 3 of Vegetation Monitoring at NCOS
This summer, CCBER conducted the 3rd year of vegetation monitoring at the North Campus Open Space restoration project. With three years of this data, we can now see more clearly how the restoration is progressing, and where more work or a change in management may be needed. Here we report on some of this year’s data and what it is telling us.
CCBER Fall Newsletter
The CCBER Fall Newsletter is out. See updates from all of the CCBER collections, outreach and restoration.
CCBER Supporter Spotlight: The Cheadle Family
In this CCBER Supporter Spotlight, would like to thank Bill and Mary Cheadle who continue to support CCBER and the botanical legacy of Vernon Cheadle.
North Campus Open Space Restoration Project
NCOS News - September 2020
Updates - Outcomes of Town Hall webinar, Creek Week self-guided tour, Low & Salty Slough Water, and more!
Community Forum and Photos - Community member photos of foraging wading birds and a butterfly.
Volunteer & Internship Opportunities
CCBER has many volunteer and internship opportunities in restoration ecology, natural history collections management and biological research.
