Geography professor receives two early career awards for studying movement
American Association of Geographers honors the late Clyde Woods
Researchers use remote sensing and field observations to paint a clearer picture of giant kelp dynamics
Researchers take a granular look at global inputs and impacts of human wastewater in coastal ecosystems
Researchers reveal the growing threat extreme heat poses to urban populations
Using artificial intelligence, researchers find that global ocean warming started later in the 20th century than previously estimated
Researcher connects climate change science with the real-world impacts of extreme weather in his new book
After months of COVID-related delays and cancellations, research vessels are once again sailing the ocean to study its carbon cycle.
Researchers provide insights into the sustainability and resilience of managed versus wild pollinators.
Professor Dan Montello works to rewrite text with help of members of UCSB Department of Geography.
