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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 Historian Discusses Wild Yams and 20th-Century Pharmaceuticals

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UCSB Professor of Psychology and Director of the Sage Center for the Study of Mind Receives Two Top Awards

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Conference at UCSB Examines Environmental and Resource Economics

UCSB Will Help Set Standards for Sustainability on College Campuses

Physicists Discover How Fundamental Particles Lose Track of Quantum Mechanical Properties

Physicist David Awschalom Awarded UCSB Faculty's Top Honor

UCSB Students Present Solutions to Local Environmental Issues

UCSB Symposium Showcases ‘Next Generation' Research In Science and Engineering by Outstanding Minority Students

U.S. Experiment Retakes the Lead in Race To Find Dark Matter
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