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McKalee Steen, DSE team member and ESPM PhD candidate, is studying land return to US Indigenous communities, and the social and ecological impacts of those land acquisitions. 

Check out the latest innovative conservation research from the UC Berkeley Stone Center, which two DSE team members contribute to. 

We are seeking one postdoc with experience in data science and agriculture, agroecology, agricultural economics, and/or agricultural policy.

DSE's 2024 annual report highlights our recent successes in cutting-edge data and environmental science.

• Co-designing an AI visualization tool and data platform with a California Tribe to monitor local biodiversity
• Testing a suite of AI tools for land managers to rapidly assess and respond to wildfires in the California desert
• Developing an AI policy tool and interactive model that furthered negotiations to end global plastic pollution

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GeoJupyter is a community-owned effort to reimagine geospatial interactive computing experiences for education, research, and industry.

Last month DSE participated in the United Nations Biodiversity Conference in Cali, Colombia (COP16). COP16 was the world’s largest biodiversity event to date. It builds on the inaugural COP in 1994 and the global conferences that have followed since.