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Brad Shaffer in The New York Times: novel genomic approaches to biodiversity conservation

The California Conservation Genomics Project, led by UCLA La Kretz Center director Brad Shaffer, is highlighted as a unique, coordinated effort to help avert climate-related extinctions across the state. The article also discusses Shaffer’s concept of Urban Arks, where non-native endangered species may find sanctuary in cities and urban environments.

September 16, 2022
  • Nature & Conservation

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