California International Studies Project

12/16/2020

Building data-driven stories for global change through the 2020 ArcGIS StoryMaps Competition for the Sustainable Development Goals

02/13/2020

02/03/2020

Their goal is $70,000, to purchase an 8-acre parcel in north S**o.

11/07/2019

Recognize perspectives for .

11/01/2019

We asked young, ordinary Europeans to take a look at U.S. policies on everything from food to guns. As they discover facts about America, they’re not impressed.

07/03/2019

Turning your perfectly unnatural (yet impressively green!) lawn into an imperfectly wild(ish) piece of land requires a little time and energy at first. And then...a lot less mowing.

06/20/2019

Explore the UNHCR statistical data with this visualization

05/31/2019

THE GOALS PROJECT

05/31/2019

International migration has more than tripled in size since 1960, rising from 77 million to almost 258 million in 2015. To see how the international migrant population has changed by country over time (by decade from 1960 onwards and in 2017), check out this handy tool. Select the country of interes...

05/16/2019

Humans will have to develop advanced skills in ecological restoration if we are going to achieve sustainability. California's beloved redwood forests are getting some much-needed attention. Learn more about it.

can be tough when we post images of logged landscapes that we later inherited.

So, today let’s celebrate good news and a hopeful future! As you might know, for decades we have been doing forest and river restoration in smaller sections across Redwood National and State Parks.

"Redwoods Rising" is a massive, landscape-scale restoration project that will (fingers crossed) start this autumn. Tonight on NBC Nightly News, you can catch Redwood National Park’s superintendent talk about this exciting project.

Photo: NPS. [Image Description: Background collage of a man standing on logged redwood stumps and old-growth forest trail. The words "Redwoods Rising" is in the foreground]