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UCSBs Natural Reserve System
Protect Our Environment

The 41-site University of California Natural Reserve System was founded in 1965 to provide natural landscapes for research, education, and public service. These unique living laboratories are places for understanding our natural world today and what environmental change may mean for our future. 

 

UC Santa Barbara manages seven of these Reserves, which comprise Valentine Camp Reserve and the Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory — both located in Mammoth Lakes — the Kenneth S. Norris Rancho Marino Reserve in Cambria, the Santa Cruz Island Reserve, Sedgwick Reserve in the Santa Ynez Valley, the Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve, and Coal Oil Point Reserve on UCSB’s West Campus. 

 

Please join us by supporting research, university-level education, and land stewardship at our Reserves as we celebrate Give Day! Your gift truly makes a difference.


$5,000
Natural Reserve System Challenge!
We did it! Thank you to Dr. Lynn H. Gamble '84,'91 and Glenn Russell for their support of Santa Cruz Island Reserve!
20 / 20 Gifts
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UCSB Give Day
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Rank Area Gifts
1 Athletics 653
2 Campus Excellence 360
3 Recreation 201
4 Student Affairs 197
5 Social Sciences 159
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UCSB's Natural Reserve System
See how your area is doing!
Rank Fund Designation Gifts
1 Coal Oil Point Reserve 8
2 Natural Reserve System (General) 6
3 Santa Cruz Island 3
4 Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve 2
5 Sedgwick Reserve 2
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