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Publication Blue Foods Can Assist in Solving Global Issues
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Publication Wildfires and animal biodiversity
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Publication Naturally fire-prone ecosystems tend to have more species of birds and mammals, a new study reveals
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Publication Wildfires ultimately benefit plant and animal diversity
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Publication NCEAS’s Alexandra Phillips is the first climate scientist awarded a Legislative Branch fellowship by the American Association for the Advancement of Science
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Team Members Joe DeCesaro
I am a data analyst currently working on the the environmental justice implications of global food systems and the effects of aquaculture from climate change. I started this role after getting my master's degree in Environmental Data Science from UCSB. Previously I worked as an environmental engineer to help various types of facilities follow environmental regulations for their operations. I received my undergraduate degree in materials engineering from Cal Poly - SLO.
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News & Features A new ethos for environmental data science: the Santa Barbara Charter
Developed at the NCEAS Environmental Data Science Summit in 2023, the Santa Barbara charter outlines ideals and actions for an inclusive data science culture.
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Team Members Cristina Mancilla
Cristina (she/her) is the Community Engagement Officer at NCEAS and the LTER Network Office. She works closely with the Advancing Public Engagement Across LTERs (APEAL) project team to facilitate co-creation and support project management. Cristina also works on advancing DEIJ in environmental data science, synthesis science, and ecology within and through the projects and research at NCEAS. Her research experience includes pollination ecology, small-scale fisheries transitions, and community forest planning.