ESPM Colloquium Seminar Schedule
Mondays 4:00 – 5:00 pm, 159 Mulford
Contact: Nick Mills and David Winickoff
September 8 -Oliver Pierson, Africa Program Coordinator, US Forest Service
African Landscapes, Co-Management, and Cash: Trends in Foreign Assistance for Natural Resource Management and BiodiversitySeptember 15 - Neil Tsutsui, UC Berkeley, ESPM, Organisms & Environment
Extreme Sociality in Invasive Ants: Exploring the Genetic and Chemical BasisSeptember 22 - Eric Biber, UC Berkeley Law School
The Problem of Delayed Harm in Environmental LawSeptember 29 - Brian Fisher, California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco and UC Berkeley, ESPM, Organisms & Environment
Save an Ant, Save a Planet: the Race to Discover Madagascar’s BiodiversityOctober 6 - Carolyn Merchant, UC Berkeley, ESPM, Society & Environment
Nature, Francis Bacon, and the Origins of ExperimentationOctober 13 - Bill Stewart, UC Berkeley, ESPM, Ecosystem Sciences
The California Paradox: More Trees But Fewer Tree-Based Climate Benefits?October 20 - Rick Standiford, UC-ANR and UC Berkeley, ESPM
Old Mission, New Century: California’s Land Grant Tradition in the Face of Modern Resource ProblemsOctober 27 - Steve Beissinger, UC Berkeley, ESPM, Ecosystem Sciences
Effects of a Century of Climate Change in California’s Montane Birds and Small Mammals: the Grinnell Resurvey ProjectNovember 3 - David Ackerly, UC Berkeley, Integrative Biology
Space, Time and Environment: Integrating Ecological and Evolutionary Approaches to VegetationNovember 10 - Dara O’Rourke, UC Berkeley, ESPM, Society & Environment
Empowering the Conscientious Consumer: Towards the Robust Provision of Environmental and Health Information for Common ProductNovember 17 - Isha Ray, UC Berkeley, Energy and Resources Group
Why Community Based Drinking Water Systems Succeed or Fail: An Evaluation Framework Based on Rural MexicoNovember 24 - Brian Wright, UC Berkeley, Agricultural & Resource Economics
Intellectual Property and Agricultural ResearchDecember 1 - Inez Fung, UC Berkeley, ESPM, Ecosystem Sciences
Water in MotionDecember 8 - Nathan Sayre, UC Berkeley, Geography
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The History of Grazing Allotment Monitoring on a Southwestern National Forest: Implications for Adaptive Management
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