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Students at commencement.

Professor Isaya Kisekka talks (l to r) Aya Suzuki, a biosystems engineering major; Mackenzie Gulliams, a civil and environmental engineering major, and Marcoluis Garcia, hydrology major, about getting measurement of soil moister content during a new agricultural research project on crop irrigation undeground with a modern computerized irrigation/fertilization system at the Campbell Tract.

Student working on a landscape project.

Two students examining soil samples.

Our faculty try to make learning fun. This atmospheric science professor and his class share a laugh as they learn how to read a rain catcher.

A student working on a landscape project.

Interning at UC Davis CA&ES facilities offers students the opportunity to put their classroom teachings into action.

Students learn how to fly a drone in our “Introduction to Unmanned Aerial Systems for Agriculture and Environmental Science” course.

Professor Ermias Kebreab is conducting research with twelve dairy cows to find out if seaweed will reduce methane emissions from cow.

A CA&ES student volunteers with staff and students during a special dean's office service trip.

CA&ES students give back to the community and gain experience as interns at a clinic in Knights Landing.

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