Prof. Carl Boettiger @ESPM_Berkeley and colleagues at the Schmidt Center for Data Science & Environment say that open source, locally run AI models are part of a more sustainable future for scientific computing. nature.berkeley.edu/news/why-futur…
The UC Berkeley Rausser College of Natural Resources focuses on applied sciences related to food, agriculture, sustainability & conservation of the environment.
- In Jackson Hole, Wyoming this June, @UCBerkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons and Berkeley conservation experts led a panel discussion on how longstanding partnerships and innovative technology can drive conservation progress. Read the event transcript here: buff.ly/Jgt6ho8
- “Fire is natural and necessary for forest health in California, but human-caused climate change is increasing wildfire above natural levels,” said lead author @pgonzaleztweet. Read more about the park-specific findings that could better inform land management decisions.New @NatureAtCal research indicates that continued climate change could severely increase wildfire above natural levels at national parks. The study offers park managers data to reduce risks by using intentional fires to reduce the vegetation that can fuel more destructive
- New research co-authored by Tamma Carleton in @AreBerkeley on the role climate change has played—and will continue to play—in the spread of childhood malaria across Africa.🚨 New Report: Climate change has increased malaria & could continue to do so in South/East Africa where communities are less experienced at tackling the disease, while reducing the risk in today’s hotspots as temperatures become too high for mosquitoes. impactlab.org/news-insights/…
- National Geographic Explorer and California Wolf Project director Kaggie Orrick is working to ease tensions between Northern California's ranchers and wolves that share the same land. Learn more about what that work entails in this recent profile:



