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These stories showcase UCCE San Diego programs that bring UC research and science to the community. Our work helps stakeholders better understand agriculture, nutrition and health, climate-smart practices, IPM, youth development, gardening, food preservation, human–wildlife interactions, floriculture, and plant pathology. Thanks for visiting our featured stories blog.

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Spring Seminar Returns Virtually in 2021

March 1, 2021
By Leah M Taylor
  Featured StoryWondering what plants make the most sense for San Diego gardens this year? Want to grow magnificent roses and stunning succulents in the same backyard? Tired of losing your fruits and vegetables to bugs and hungry wildlife? Then master the art of gardening San Diego style with the…
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Oli Bachie is UCCE San Diego's New County Director

March 1, 2021
By Robert A Padilla
  Featured StoryUCCE San Diego Welcomes Oli Bachie as it's new County Director Oli G. Bachie is now the new County Director of the University of California Cooperative Extension San Diego (UCCE). He is also the Agronomy Advisor for Imperial, Riverside and San Diego counties…
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When triggered, this device throws a secure, non-choking cable loop over the coyote’s head. Niamh Quinn, CC BY

Trapping Coyotes in the Urban Landscape

September 1, 2020
By Niamh M Quinn
  Featured StoryCoyotes are known for how well they adapt to different habitats. They can even be found in and around large cities like San Diego and Los Angeles. They roam plains, forests, mountains and deserts in the U.S. and now coyotes are adapting to living in cities.This species is primarily…
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Have You Pruned Your Blueberries Yet-Featured-Story

July 1, 2020
By Ramiro E Lobo
  EXTERNAL IMAGEFeatured StoryHave you Pruned your Blueberries Yet?The popularity of Blueberries as a super food has increased the demand for the fruit and made blueberries an increasingly popular and common plant grown in southern California gardens. Blueberries are commonly associated with colder…
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Master Gardeners Fall Activity Recap

December 1, 2019
By Leah M Taylor
 Fall Garden Tour 2019 Featured StoryFall is a very busy time of the year for the UC Master Gardeners of San Diego County. As we head into an equally busy winter season we'd like to highlight some of the projects the Master Gardeners have put together over the past few months. Monarch…
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