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Old, abandoned barn in a large field with white wildflowers and prairie grass.
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While global trends dominate environmental outcomes, decisions about recultivating or rewilding abandoned fields can influence habitat health.

Protecting nature may depend on where — not just how — we farm

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UCSB Physicists Make Strides in Understanding Quantum Entanglement

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

Invasive Grass Fuels Fire Activity in the West
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UCSB Statistics and Applied Probability Scholar Named to Treasury Department Advisory Committee on Financial Research

UCSB Receives $1.6 Million from DOE to Develop New Hybrid Technology

New Study Links Clouds to Microbial Processes in Soil for First Time

To Get the Best Look at a Person's Face, Look Just Below the Eyes, According to UCSB Researchers

Dark Matter Detector Installed Underground and Submerged; Data Collection to Begin in 2013

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

Scientists Report ‘New Beginning’ in Split-Brain Research, Using New Analytical Tools

UC Santa Barbara Scientists Learn How to Unlock the Destiny of a Cell: A Gift for the Tin Man?

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