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As society responds to widespread declines of wildlife populations and habitats, the demand for new science, strategic thinking, and training in biodiversity conservation has never been greater.
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About Us

Justin Brashares and Kendall Calhoun

About Us

Berkeley Wildlife is a problem-driven, interdisciplinary program that conducts cutting-edge research and trains future leaders to tackle complex problems in wildlife ecology, management and policy. 

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Does psychic numbing apply to endangered species conservation? The case of the Peregrine Falcon in Berkeley, California

Alexandra Boren and Alejandra Echeverri just published a paper in Frontiers titled: "Does psychic numbing apply to endangered species conservation? The case of the Peregrine Falcon in Berkeley, California." You can read it here.

EVENTS

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Events

Berkeley Wildlife hosts a weekly seminar, as well as other events that will be listed here.