Blueprint Earth (BE) is a scientific research organization that brings together scientists and students in an effort to learn about Earth’s environmental functions. Currently, BE is cataloging the geology, biology,[…]
Attention potential condor volunteers: It’s time! The 2019 season is upon us and we’re looking for nest monitors. Please see the attached flyer for information on our upcoming Egg Stage Trainings. All volunteers, old and new, must[…]
Hi everybody! This is my sixth post into my year abroad in Korea. School doesn’t start until early March, so I have spent this month mostly relaxing with friends, either[…]
The recent 35 day shutdown of a quarter of the federal government has hit us hard here in ESRM. The closure has blocked our access to our research station on Santa Rosa Island, slowed our search for a new faculty member, and much more. […]
While good things can be found just about anywhere when you know how to look (like here and here and here and here and here), positivity was getting hard to find as the year that was 2018 slowly dragged itself to a burned and exhausted conclusion. The past four months saw challenges a plenty. […]
Hello everybody! I hope everyone had a great and happy holiday season and New Year. My first half of December was spent studying for finals; I was really busy. I[…]
By: Susan Birch, Intro to GIS Student “Protecting Marine Mammals in Crowded Water” is the second prize winner of the 2018 ESRI Storytelling with Maps Contest in the category of[…]
By: Samuel Viglietti, Intro to GIS Student Today we are faced with an ever-changing world due to the increase of global temperatures, rising sea levels all around the world; locally[…]
Please join Mountains Restoration Trust and the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation on December 6 in Calabasas and December 13 in Malibu to explore our local and complex fire ecology of[…]
By: Christina Huggins, Intro to GIS Student Taylor Shellfish is the largest shellfish farmer in the US. It has been farming shell fish for close to two decades with 5[…]