The MWFB mourns the passing of Ronald E. Cole, founding curator of the Museum of Wildlife and Fish Biology. He passed away at home among family. He was 85 years old. He was beloved by and gave so much to so many.
We will miss you, Ron.
Photo: Ron in Papua New Guinea, 1985
📍Join us May 11, 1-4pm @ Winters Community Library!
Encounter live fish from #PutahCreek, go bird watching in the garden, engage with specimens from @MWFB, & unleash your inner biologist! Don’t miss out on this bilingual, fun-for-the-whole-family event! https://t.co/oDBZco1xaE
All aboard for the 13th annual #ucdavis Biodiversity Museum Day on Saturday, Feb. 10. Ten museums or collections will be open on this "Super Science Day!" Free and family friendly. Talk to the scientists! #BugSquad https://t.co/AzpvmH5SxL
The 13th annual UC Davis Biodiversity Museum Day is this Saturday, February 10! The public is invited to visit ten biological collections all across the UC Davis campus. Get the full schedule here https://t.co/u7UQv0VTZP
Hope to see you at Biodiversity Museum Day on Feb. 10! The free event aims to connect the community to science with participants including the Phaff Yeast Culture Collection, Bohart Museum of Entomology & the Museum of Wildlife and Fish Biology.
https://t.co/NO3LcMHmDu
In the past 10 years, California’s Central Valley saw both the wettest winter on record and the worst drought in 1,000 years. The birds noticed.
Research from @mwfb at @ucdavis, comments from @LosAlamosNatLab, story by @J_Besl
https://t.co/CDHDgTDA34
We are all set for our conversation on Promoting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to Address the Biodiversity Crisis. Join us in room 144.
Featuring Miguel Ordeñana @NHMLA, Irene Engilis @MWFB, @KGDouglass@OBTlab and moderator @AmberJMace.
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BRACKET DROP DAY!!!!! #2023MMM
Are you a player? an educator? a learner?
There is a dedicated page for you at the ASU March Mammal Madness LibGuide! https://t.co/V2epHY0WIO
What's that? Another FISH ALERT? 🐟 That's right! We are thrilled to announce another MWFB subspecies holotype, the McCloud River Redband Trout, newly described in Zootaxa today by Mac Campbell and Kevin Conway. Go read more about it at https://t.co/x5z54ZuT0v!
Wonderful piece on the deeper history of not-yet-iconic California fishes. And how scholarship is fundamental to keeping them alive. https://t.co/Et7YjCG6mE
FISH ALERT! This is not a drill! 🐟🙌 Check out Zootaxa to learn about four new species and subspecies of Speckled Dace, described by the one and only Dr. Peter Moyle and featuring MWFB type specimens. We're so excited for this publication!
Visit https://t.co/C4YyPto5ZK for more.
Panelists will explore examples of research projects that contribute to 30x30 initiatives to protect biodiversity and to DEI initiatives for social equity.
Feat. Miguel Ordeñana @NHMLA, Irene E. Torres Engilis @MWFB, & @KGDouglass@OBTlab. Moderator CCST's @AmberJMace.
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Plan a visit to @ucdavis on Sat., Feb. 18, for Biodiversity Museum Day! Check out the biodiversity-related collections on campus, including the @bohart_museum, @MWFB & Phaff Yeast Culture Collection. More here: https://t.co/0SgWjIIkxr
Researchers at UC Davis took 11 years of data to study how spring rainfall and temperatures are affecting songbirds in the Central Valley and their ability to reproduce. https://t.co/SE4npMKCZN
We are delighted to invite everyone to our 50th Anniversary Reception and Celebration next Thursday, October 13th from 5:30 to 7:30pm. If you'd like to join us, please RSVP at https://t.co/9LiWpz9Wfr.
We're 50 years old today! 🦁🥳 On July 1st, 1972, Ronald A. Cole was hired as Curator, and his first accession of 259 mammal specimens founded the Museum of Wildlife and Fish Biology.