A SEARCA ( www.searca.org ) Professorial Lecture on understanding the importance of mainstreaming climate change adaptation in forestry and natural resources sector in attaining sustainable development. Specifically the lecture presents: (a) current practices and institutional arrangements addressing climate change impacts in forestry and natural resources sector; (b) the importance of climate change adaptation strategies in forestry and natural resources sector and (c) strategies on how to...

This presentation describes research that was conducted on the use of science in governing and planning San Diego's fire-prone Wildland/Urban Interface.

This postercast documents my senior research project. My study delineated and examined the role of UC San Diego’s organizational structure in fostering a culture of energy sustainability throughout the campus amidst adversity which has contributed and assisted in the achievement of its green ranking.

This research contributes to existing literature on urban park history, and sustainable development in the hope of improving the translation of sustainable design theory into practice.

Mentored by Ned Daughtery Bussell leads Jennifer Arizala, Verlin Frazier Jr., and Erin Hicks present their work on "Alternative technologies and green innovation in theory and practice" for the grand challenge "Neighborhood Visioning for Quality of Life" for the USP 187: Senior Sequence Research Project 3.1.2. For more information please see: http://seniorsequence.net/