A team led by alum Vishal Subramanyan, released the first images of the Mount Lyell shrew more than 100 years after it was discovered.

Professor Meredith Fowlie writes about the future of California’s cap-and-trade program in a recent Energy Institute blog post

Stephanie Pau, a professor of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management and Geography, explains the science behind biogeography in 101 seconds.

Environmental Science, Policy, and Management graduate student Tyus Williams harnesses his lived experiences to inform his research while documenting it on social media.

A new study of tropical forests in Borneo could better inform whether areas should be protected or restored after logging.

An international team of researchers asserts that inadequate recognition of wildlife's benefits to humans can hinder global conservation efforts and policies.

Home prices within areas protected by the Endangered Species Act are barely changing, while prices in surrounding communities have increased by as much as 10 percent.

A new study co-authored by Environmental Science, Policy, and Management professor Christopher Schell suggests that the human element of city life has a bigger impact than the environment on coyote survival.

A proven leader in sustainability and climate solutions, Kibbey brings over two decades of entrepreneurial and strategic expertise to lead the MCS program.

The Agricultural and Resource Economics professor spoke to the Haas Energy Institute about his research and career in energy and environmental economics.

The ESPM professor will receive the John Dalton medal at the EGU General Assembly this spring.