THE BREN SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT
at the University of California, Santa Barbara

Presents

Frank Davis
Professor, Landscape Ecology, Conservation Planning
The Donald Bren School

of Environmental Science and Management

"Setting conservation priorities in densely settled landscapes:

a case study of Ventura County, California"

First in the Faculty-to-Faculty Research Series

Hosted by Bren Assistant Professor Christina Tague

(open to the public)

Biographical note

Frank Davis brings conservation science and geographical analysis to bear in land use planning and the conservation of wild species. Davis heads the Biogeography Lab at the Bren School and his research focuses on the landscape ecology of California plant communities; the design of protected-area networks; rangeland and farmland conservation; and the biological implications of regional climate change.

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