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 Bee Campus USA

What does it mean to be the first UC designated as a Bee Campus USA?

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At University of California, Davis, pollinator conservation has moved from side-project to campus mission. The new annual report from the Bee Campus USA initiative underscores just how deeply the campus is investing in our pollinator allies. 

Thanks a Million! Celebrating the Legacy and Retirement of Kathleen Socolofsky

After more than a quarter century of visionary leadership at UC Davis, Kathleen Socolofsky, assistant vice chancellor and director of the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden, is retiring—leaving behind not only a transformed campus landscape, but a reimagined way of thinking about the role gardens and landscapes can play in academic life, student development, and community connection.

Andrew Fulks: A Legacy of Environmental Stewardship

As Andrew Fulks retires from UC Davis after 23 years, his influence can be seen across the campus landscape—from the grasslands of Russell Ranch to the restoration of Putah Creek Riparian Reserve and the revitalized Arboretum Waterway. Fulks didn’t just care for these places—he helped redefine what they could be, and how people could work together to make them thrive.