Principal Investigators & Project Titles
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Andres Aguilar, CSULA
- Population genomics of threatened and endangered vernal pool crustaceans 
Doris Bachtrog, UCB
- Chrysomela aeneicollis, Sierra Willow Leaf beetle 
Bruce Baldwin, UCB
- Edaphic evolution and cryptic speciation in the Layia glandulosa species complex 
Paul Barber, UCLA
- Conservation Genomics of Heavily Exploited California Fisheries Targets 
- Population genomics of threatened and endangered vernal pool crustaceans 
Rachael Bay, UCD
- Genomic signals of local climate adaptation in Yellow Warblers 
- Comparative biogeography of California kelp and their major consumer 
- The Marine Algae and Invertebrates Networks (MA&INet) Consortium 
Steve Beissinger, UCB
- Comparative Genomics of the Threatened California Black Rail and Widespread Virginia Rail 
Roxanne Beltran, UCSC
- Re-tracing the genomic evolution of a conservation success story, the northern elephant seal 
Giacomo Bernardi, UCSC
- Landscape & Adaptive Genomics of an Ecologically Important Residential Intertidal Marine Fish 
- Landscape & Environmental Genomics of an Ecologically and Recreationally Important Nearshore Marine Fish: the Black Surfperch (Embiotoca jacksoni) 
- Landscape & Environmental Genomics of an Ecologically and Recreationally Important Intertidal Marine Herbivorous Fish 
Benjamin Blackman, UCB
- Conservation and climate change genomics of California monkeyflowers with wide and restricted geographic distributions 
Barbara Block, Stanford
- White sharks from the northeastern Pacific 
Jason Bond, UCD
- Genomics of California Coastal Dune Endemic Trapdoor Spiders 
- Genomics of the California Endemic Feather Millipedes of the Genera Brachycybe and Gosodesmus 
Rauri Bowie, UCB
- Mapping California’s vertebrate genomic diversity 
- Conservation Genetics of the Endangered Snowy Plover (Charadrius nivosus) 
Alan Brelsford, UCR
- Migratory and sedentary Allen’s hummingbirds: anthropogenic effects on a near-endemic hummingbird 
- Genetic Diversity in Six Endemic and Threatened Manzanita Species 
Mike Buchalski, CDFW
- Landscape Genetics, Urbanization Vulnerability, and Historical Demography of the Golden Eagle in California 
Carla Cicero, UCB
- Mapping California's Vertebrate Genomic Diversity 
Elsa Cleland, UCSD
- Landscape genetic diversity in the California poppy, Eschscholzia californica 
Chris Convoy, UCB
- Mapping California's Vertebrate Genomic Diversity 
Russell Corbett-Detig, UCSC
- Banana Slug Population Genomics 
Dan Costa, UCB
- Re-tracing the genomic evolution of a conservation success story, the northern elephant seal 
Shannon Datwyler, CSUS
- Landscape Genomics of Mountain Pride and Toyon: Two Iconic California Species 
Michael Dawson, UCM
- The Marine Algae and Invertebrates Networks (MA&INet) Consortium 
- Comparative biogeography of California kelp and their major consumer 
Elizabeth Dahlhoff, Santa Clara University
- Chrysomela aeneicollis, Sierra Willow Leaf beetle 
Richard Dodd, UCB
- Genomic structure of Quercus parvula and relationships within the California red oak clade 
- Landscape genomic structure of California Bay 
Brian Dorsey, Huntington Gardens
- Conservation Genomics of California Limnanthes 
Lauren Esposito, CA Academy of Sciences
- Population Genomics of the Western Forest Scorpion 
James Estes, UCM
- Landscape Genomics of Southern Sea Otters 
Susan Fawcett, UCB
- The Opuntia basilaris complex: narrow endemics and desert icons 
Amanda J. Finger, UCD
- Landscape genomics of California's state fish and its close relatives: the Pacific trout 
Robert Fisher, USGS
- A Synthetic Analysis of Reptiles and Amphibians to inform the CCGP 
- Landscape Genetics, Urbanization Vulnerability, and Historical Demography of the Golden Eagle in California 
Sorel Fitz-Gibbon, UCLA
- Landscape genomics of valley oak (Quercus lobata) and island oak (Quercus tomentella): two contrasting oak species 
- The Landscape of Genomic Diversity and Hybridization in Engelmann Oak (Quercus engelmannii) and California Scrub Oak (Q. berberidifolia) 
Janet Franklin, UCR
- Genetic Diversity in Six Endemic and Threatened Manzanita Species 
John Carlos Garza, UCSC
- Landscape genomics of California’s state fish and its close relatives: the Pacific trout 
- Landscape Genomics of Southern Sea Otters 
- Re-tracing the genomic evolution of a conservation success story, the northern elephant seal 
Donovan German, UCI
- Landscape & Environmental Genomics of an Ecologically and Recreationally Important Intertidal Marine Herbivorous Fish: Monkeyface Prickleback 
Rosemary Gillespie, UCB
- Conservation Genomics 
 Tetragnatha versicolor & T. laboriosa
- Population Genomics of the Western Forest Scorpion 
Thomas Gillespie, UCLA
- From sea to summit: population genomics of threatened and alpine California butterflies 
Richard Green, UCSC
- White sharks from the northeastern Pacific 
- Banana Slug Population Genomics 
Greg Grether, UCLA
- Genomics of rubyspot damselflies in California 
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Susan Haig, USGS
- Conservation Genetics of the Endangered Snowy Plover 
Laurie Hall, USGS
- Comparative Genomics of the Threatened California Black Rail and Widespread Virginia Rail 
Vanessa Handley, UCB
- Conservation Genomics of California Limnanthes 
Scott Hodges, UCSB
- Landscape genomics of Phyllospadix species along the California coast 
- Landscape genomics of Aquilegia, including wide-spread, and serpentine and alpine endemic species 
- The landscape genomics of five manroot species, two species of California berry, and baby blue-eyes 
David Jacobs, UCLA
- The Tidewater Gobies – federally endangered, genetically subdivided, a model for metapopulation process and climate change response along the California Coast 
- Conservation Genomics of the California Grunion 
- Conservation Genomics of Heavily Exploited California Fisheries Targets 
Sarah Jacobs, UCLA
- Does a Most-Bizarre Looking Plant Hold the Secrets to Surviving in a Hot, Dry California?, What arid-adapted plants can teach us about a drying California 
Jon Keeley, USGS
- Genetic Diversity in Six Endemic and Threatened Manzanita Species 
Andrew Kinziger, Humboldt State
- The Tidewater Gobies – federally endangered, genetically subdivided, a model for metapopulation process and climate change response along the California Coast. 
Michelle Koo, UCB
- Mapping California's Vertebrate Genomic Diversity 
Kristy Kroeker, UCSC
- Landscape & Environmental Genomics of Two Ecologically and Recreationally Important Nearshore Marine Fishes: Kelp Surfperch (Brachyistius frenatus) & Black Surfperch (Embiotoca jacksoni) 
Clemens Küpper, MPIO
- Conservation Genetics of the Endangered Snowy Plover 
Eileen Lacey, UCB
- Mapping California's Vertebrate Genomic Diversity 
Fay-Wei Li, UCB
- California Conservation Genomics of the Azolla symbiosis 
Amy Litt, UCR
- Genetic Diversity in Six Endemic and Threatened Manzanita Species 
Kirk Lohmueller, UCLA
- Landscape genomics of valley oak (Quercus lobata) and island oak (Quercus tomentella): two contrasting oak species 
Milton Love, UCSB
- The genomics of California bocaccio (Sebastes paucispinis) populations: anatomy of exploitation, collapse, and recovery 
Lucas C. Majure, University of Florida
- The Opuntia basilaris complex: narrow endemics and desert icons 
Chris Martin, UCB
- Mapping California's Vertebrate Genomic Diversity 
Karen Martin, Pepperdine
- Conservation Genomics of the California Grunion- A California icon subject to climate change impacts 
Rachel Meyer, UCSC
- Conservation and comparative historical genomics of endangered California vernal pool grasses 
Bob Miller, UCSB
- Conservation Genomics of the bull kelp, Nereocystis luetkeana 
Don Miller, CSU Chino
- Genomic diversity of the manzanita gall aphid across California 
Brent Mishler, UCB
- Genetic diversity patterns of an endemic liverwort: Asterella californica 
Paul Nabity, UCR
- Genomic diversity of the manzanita gall aphid across California 
Michael Nachman, UCB
- Mapping California’s vertebrate genomic diversity 
V. Thomas Parker, UCSF
- Genetic Diversity in Six Endemic and Threatened Manzanita Species 
James Patton, UCB
- Mapping California's Vertebrate Genomic Diversity 
Devon Pearse, UCSC
- Landscape genomics of California's state fish and its close relatives: the Pacific trout 
Daniel Potter, UCD
- Comparative Genomics of the Three Species of Fremontodendron (Malvaceae) 
Rachel Prunier, UCLA
- Landscape Genomics of Mountain Pride and Toyon: Two Iconic California Species 
Jessica Purcell, UCR
- Population genomics of a foundational California native plant, Acmispon strigosus 
Peter Raimondi, UCSC
- Genomic characterization of the black abalone, Haliotis cracherodii 
- Conservation Genomics of the bull kelp, Nereocystis luetkeana 
Nathan Rank, Sonoma State University
- Chrysomela aeneicollis, Sierra Willow Leaf beetle 
Diana Rennison, UCSD
- Population Genomics of hybridization and adaptation in Tui and Arroyo Chubs 
- Landscape genomics of the Speckled Dace species complex in California 
- Landscape genomics of the threespine stickleback species complex in California. 
George Roderick, UCB
- Conservation Genetics of Trigonoscuta Dune Weevils 
Jeff Rodzen, UCD
- Population Genomics of hybridization and adaptation in Tui and Arroyo Chubs 
- Landscape genomics of California's state fish and its close relatives: the Pacific trout 
- Landscape genomics of the Speckled Dace species complex in California. 
Carl Rothfels, UCB
- California Conservation Genomics of the Azolla symbiosis 
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Joel Sachs, UCR
- One-hundred years of genomic change in a foundational California native plant: leveraging herbaria and modern collections to study contemporary effects of land use change 
Ben Sacks, UCD
- Population structure, landscape genomics, and adaptive genetic diversity in mule deer populations in California 
Jason Sexton, UCM
- Conservation and comparative historical genomics of endangered California vernal pool grasses 
- Conservation and climate change genomics of California monkeyflowers with wide and restricted geographic distributions 
Brad Shaffer, UCLA
- A Synthetic Analysis of Reptiles and Amphibians to inform the CCGP 
- Genomics of shoulderband snails in California 
- Landscape Genetics, Urbanization Vulnerability, and Historical 
 Demography of the Golden Eagle in California
- From sea to summit: population genomics of threatened and alpine California butterflies 
Beth Shapiro, UCSC.
- Landscape Genomics for Targeted Management of Black Bear Populations 
- The Genomic Consequences of Habitat Fragmentation Mountain Lions 
- Examining the impacts of a century of decline on genomic diversity of the Tricolored Blackbird 
- Conservation genomics of California bumble bees 
- Landscape Genomics of Southern Sea Otters 
- Genomic characterization of the black abalone, Haliotis cracherodii 
Jonathan Shurin, UCSD
- Population Genomics of hybridization and adaptation in Tui and Arroyo Chubs 
- Landscape genomics of the Speckled Dace species complex in California 
- Landscape genomics of the threespine stickleback species complex in California. 
Tom Smith, UCLA
- Examining the impacts of a century of decline on genomic diversity of the Tricolored Blackbird 
- Genomic signals of local climate adaptation in Yellow Warblers 
Victoria Sork, UCLA
- Landscape genomics of valley oak (Quercus lobata) and island oak (Quercus tomentella): two contrasting oak species 
- The Landscape of Genomic Diversity and Hybridization in Engelmann Oak (Quercus engelmannii) and California Scrub Oak (Q. berberidifolia) 
- Landscape genomics of a California sycamore (Platanus racemosa) and black cottonwood (Populus trichocarpa) 
- The landscape genomics of southern and northern California walnut (Juglans californica and J. hindsii) and the California state lichen (Ramalina menziesii) 
- Landscape genetic diversity in the California poppy, Eschscholzia californica 
Jason Stajich, UCR
- Landscape and Population Genomics of lichen Acarospora socialis in California 
Shannon Still, UCD
- Comparative Genomics of the Three Species of Fremontodendron (Malvaceae) 
Peter Sudmant, UCB
- The genomics of California bocaccio populations: anatomy of exploitation, collapse, and recovery 
Rebecca Tarvin, UCB
- Mapping California's Vertebrate Genomic Diversity 
- Population genomics of a foundational California native plant, Acmispon strigosus 
Neil Tsutsui, UCB
- Landscape and conservation genomics of California native ants 
Matthew Van Dam, CA Academy of Sciences
- Conservation Genetics of Trigonoscuta Dune Weevils 
Jann Vendetti, NHMLA
- Genomics of shoulderband snails in California 
Christopher Vollmers, UCSC
- Banana Slug Population Genomics 
Jeff Wall, UCSF
- Population dynamics of spotted owls, barred owls and their hybrids 
- Re-tracing the genomic evolution of a conservation success story, the northern elephant seal 
Ian Wang, UCB
- A Synthetic Analysis of Reptiles and Amphibians to inform the CCGP 
- Comparative Genomics of the Threatened California Black Rail and Widespread Virginia Rail 
Phil Ward, UCD
- Landscape and conservation genomics of California native ants 
Bob Wayne, UCLA
- Conservation genomics of three species of California Scrub-Jays 
- Population structure, landscape genomics, and adaptive genetic diversity in Townsend’s big-eared bat populations in California 
- Landscape Genetics, Climate Vulnerability, and Historical Demography of the Yuma Bat in California 
- Management units, landscape genomics, and local adaptations in bobcat populations in California 
Andrew Whitehead, UCD
- Conservation Genomics of Red Abalone 
Noah Whiteman, UCB
- Co-Evolutionary Genomics of California Pipevine Swallowtail and California Pipevine 
Kip Will, UCB
- Conservation Genetics of Dicherius Carabid Beetles 
Caroline Williams, UCB
- Chrysomela aeneicollis, Sierra Willow Leaf beetle 
Neal Williams, UCD
- Conservation genomics of California bumble bees 
Chris Wilmers, UCSC
- The Genomic Consequences of Habitat Fragmentation Mountain Lions 
Carol Wilson, UCB
- Iris macrosiphon: a widespread endemic California plant with considerable morphological diversity, local forms, and ecological specialization. 
Hollis Woodard, UCR
- Conservation genomics of California bumble bees 
Felipe Zapata, UCLA
- What arid-adapted plants can teach us about a drying California 
- Does a Most-Bizarre Looking Plant Hold the Secrets to Surviving in a Hot, Dry California?