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Three mountain yellow-legged frogs perched on a rock.
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Roland Knapp
The Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog is recovering in Yosemite, a beacon of hope for amphibian conservation.

Frog populations once decimated by disease mount a major comeback

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Parasites Affect the Food Web More Than You Think, UCSB Researchers Say

UC Santa Barbara Scientist Studies Methane Levels in Cross-Continent Drive

University of California's Unofficial Favorite Sea Slug Poised to Make a Comeback

UCSB Research Biologist Publishes Guide to Rockfishes, Shares Expertise in Video

Marine Scientists Receive Multimillion-Dollar NSF Grants to Fund Long-Term Research

Jellyfish Experts Show Increased Blooms Are a Consequence of Periodic Global Oscillations

UCSB Scientist Involved in Environmental Mapping of Great Lakes

Lecture on Ocean Health to be Held at UCSB's National Center For Ecological Analysis and Synthesis

Multi-Agency Rocky Intertidal Network Receives Department of Interior's National Conservation Award

New Study to Examine Ecological Tipping Points in Hopes of Preventing Them

SeaSketch, the Next Generation of UCSB's MarineMap Program, Will Aid Marine Spatial Planning Around the World

New iPhone App Bridges Science, Technology, Education, and a Day at the Beach
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