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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. 

News

A graph that shows the effects of forest cover on abundance

Effects of agriculture and nature reserves on avian behavior in northwestern Costa Rica

Alison Ke, Rahel Sollmann, Luke Frishkoff, Alejandra Echeverri, Jim Zook, and Daniel S. Karp recently published work in Conservation Biology about how birds are less likely to perform reproductive behaviors in agriculture than in private and protected forests.

EVENTS

Under Secretary Robert Bonnie answers questions at his talk on 11/3, moderated by Berkeley Food Institute Policy Director Sakeenah Shabazz

Events

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