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Date Article
09/16/2026 Once a Fringe Marsh, Now on the Fringe
06/25/2026 California's Unidentified Coastal Species Get a DNA Library of Their Own
04/23/2026 City Nature Challenge Gets More People Observing Nature - And More Data For Scientists
02/17/2026 Love Your Wetlands Day: Where Research, Community, and Conservation Converge
06/07/2025 Voracious Honey Bees Threaten the Food Supply of Native Pollinators
02/11/2025 Record Attendance Marks 20 Years of Love Your Wetlands Day at UC San Diego
10/24/2024 UC San Diego Alumnus Leads UC Natural Reserve System
09/24/2024 Cross-campus Exhibit Bridges Art and Science
05/28/2024 UC San Diego Unveils Kendall-Frost Marsh Reserve Field Station and Community Learning Center
02/27/2024 19th Annual Celebration of Wetlands Conservation and Restoration
08/30/2023 UC San Diego Serves as the Home of Research on Kendall-Frost Mission Bay Marsh Reserve
06/28/2023 Plants Pollinated by Honey Bees Produce Lower-quality Offspring
02/09/2023 Love Your Wetlands Day Teams Up With California Volunteers for Community Climate Action Day
12/02/2022 Scientists Dig into Sediments for Clues on Carbon Storage
08/12/2021 Reconnecting the People, Plants, and Animals of the Kendall-Frost Marsh
10/22/2019 Clingfish Biology Inspires Better Suction Cup
02/20/2019 Foreign Bees Monopolize Prize Resources in Biodiversity Hotspot
11/20/2014 Barcodes for Bugs: Biology Students Build Databases of Biodiversity
01/20/2014 'Barcoding' Life