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Center for Tropical Research November 2012 Newsletter

CTR researchers report on a study exploring cryptic diversity with Indian and Pacific Ocean Big Fin Reef Squids and workshops held focused on building the capacity to control animal-borne influenza in Cameroon and Egypt.

Sustainable Storytelling

The Education for Sustainable Living Program hosts seminars and screenings on sustainability issues.

Highlights

The Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (IoES) will assume management of the White Mountains Research Station (WMRS). WMRS is a full service field station with room, board, lab, and…

E3 Club sows seeds for schools

The Daily Bruin featured an article about the student group's initiative that educates kids about nutrition and sustainable food production through garden projects.

Daily Bruin: Preserving Sage Hill

Originally published by Itak Moradi in the Daily Bruin An archery range and a clubhouse on the Hill? Sounds cool enough. Until you realize that UCLA Capital Programs is considering this…

UCLA scientists find H1N1 flu virus prevalent in animals in Africa

UCLA life scientists and their colleagues have discovered the first evidence of the H1N1 virus in animals in Africa. In one village in northern Cameroon, a staggering 89 percent of the pigs studied had been exposed to the H1N1 virus, commonly known as the swine flu.

A champion of sustainability

Q&A with Dr. Paul Anastas, Assistant Administrator for the Office of Research and Development and Science Advisor to the United States Environmental Protection Agency.

Center for Tropical Research November 2010 Newsletter

Dear Friends, Our feature article in this Fall’s CTR Newsletter, by Adam Freedman, discusses CTR’s efforts to understand the implications of losing ecological gradients. While the impacts of habitat destruction…

Center for Tropical Research May 2010 Newsletter

Dear Friends, The associated researchers of CTR continue to explore exciting research projects around the globe on a range of biodiversity, disease, and conservation issues. We are making significant progress…

The Hot Spot

The impact the new La Kretz Center will have on the field of conservation science.