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We're thrilled to share our 2025 Annual Report! 

Last year we released seven open source tools that are helping advance global environmental policymaking and improve federal land management. This includes:

We’re excited to announce a new, full-time position opening for a Research Software Engineer / Data Scientist, who will focus on biodiversity and bioacoustics research.

We're thrilled to announce the debut of Kigali Sim: an open source modeling tool that we co-designed with the United Nations Multilateral Fund and over a dozen countries and supporting organizations.

Looking for a postdoc position? Check out this exciting opportunity from ESPM to help lead development of hydrologic models to predict seasonal flow dynamics in California streams. 
 

At DSE, training the next generation of leaders on campus and beyond is core to our mission. At the start of the 2025-26 academic year, we’re thrilled to welcome back Max Taniguchi-King as our new Research Data Analyst, and Carolyn Zhuang and Evan Lingo as Undergraduate Data Science Interns!

Maya Zomer, a postdoctoral researcher on our team, is the lead author of a new paper in Journal of Experimental Botany exploring how Mediterranean shrubs recover after disturbance and their resilience to global change.

This week (August 5-14), representatives from the United Nations will begin final negotiations to establish a global treaty on plastic pollution. This is a historic opportunity to drastically reduce plastic pollution across the world. 

Apply now to lead operations, event planning, and day-to-day administrative support for our team. First review date is July 11.