Why are New England’s wild blue mussels disappearing?
UCI-led study tracks the decline of important coastal shellfish
UCI-led study tracks the decline of important coastal shellfish
Kathleen Treseder, professor of ecology & evolutionary biology, has been elected a fellow of the Ecological Society of America in 2016 in recognition of advancing the science of ecology. Specifically, the ESA cited her leadership in evaluating and communicating the importance of fungi in ecosystems, including in mediating ecosystem responses to global climate change. “This […]
Ecologically rich mountain cloud forests impacted by drying climate
Findings could affect efforts to boost both human and ecosystem health
UCI doctoral candidate seeks to maximize the health of native plants in restored environments
If I Ran the Zoo, the popular Dr. Seuss tale, would be much different if written by UC Irvine alumnus Kent Yamaguchi ’83 and ’84. His version might call for filling the zoo with anteaters. Since becoming director of the Santa Ana Zoo in January 2009, Yamaguchi has overseen the addition of Orange County’s first pair of […]
Generous alumni gift guarantees UCI access to tropical studies program.
Innovative biology course makes the unseen – and its movement – visible.
With his rosy cheeks and booming laugh, Michael Clegg is often told he resembles Santa Claus, and he logs almost as many miles. The UC Irvine ecology & evolutionary biology professor also is foreign secretary for the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, which means he’s on the road as much as he’s at home in Irvine. […]
History of fruit fly research and riddle solved at UCI.