Student Blog: Carmen Gardner
Black Abalone’s Comeback Most know that southern California has a variety of gorgeous beaches: sandy, rocky, sunny, foggy, crowded, or […]
Student Blog: Kyle Killian
Oak Trees vs Climate Change The army of oak trees in Orange County has struggled against the overpowering enemy of
Student Blog: Cherish Cartagena
We started the MCRS program in Fall 2019 by hitting the ground running. Imposter syndrome was in full swing, and
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Student Blog: Hailley Coleman
A New View of the Same World Growing up in Seattle, Washington I was always surrounded by the word green.
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Using science to serve nature
UC Irvine natural reserve sites host researchers, students and volunteers addressing ecological challenges
Student Blog: Khai Dang
What is your perspective on Black Abalone? This is a summary of our project prospectus written as a story. Citations
Student Blog: Rachel Yuan
Nature to me is a harmonious whole made up of various unique individuals. It’s like we can divide so many
Article Featuring MCRS students Bill Wang and Cherish Cartagena
Check out the article “Wildlife Images at Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Collected as Part of Ecosystem Restoration Strategy” from CA State Parks.
MCRS Applications Open Now: Q&A 1/22
Are you interested in applying to our Fall 2021 cohort? Join our MCRS Academic Coordinator Courtney Hunt for a Q&A
Open OC CA Native Plant Society Meeting: Fighting Plant Poaching and Extinction
Tomorrow, recent MCRS graduate, Kevin Allison, will be speaking about his work at Tree of Life Nursery during the December CA