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Bees are the most well known pollinators, but butterflies, including monarchs, are pollinators, too. This monarch butterfly, sipping nectar in a Vacaville garden, came up with a head full of pollen. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey) for Bug Squad Blog

Monarch Butterflies as Pollinators

Las actividades de ciencias del medio ambiente en el campamento incluyeron el estudio de las arañas y muchos otros insectos. Todas las fotografías por Susan Weaver. for Comunidades Saludables Blog

Estudiantes latinos se divierten y aprenden en campamento de 4-H

Comunidades Saludables

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California Rural Central Valley Cellular Broadband Speed Tests

UC Davis professor and CA&ES associate dean Jason Bond, president-elect of the American Arachnological Society. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey) for Entomology & Nematology News Blog

Professor Jason Bond: President-Elect of American Arachnological Society

Entomology & Nematology News

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Time to Adjust Your Irrigation

HOrT COCO-UC Master Gardener Program of Contra Costa

photo by Kathy Low for Under the Solano Sun Blog

Under the Solano Sun

Non-native grasses are invading vast swaths of southern California. Those grasses feed wildfire, including the recent York Fire in the Mojave Desert. Recent fires have torched more than a million of the iconic Joshua trees native to the region. (Ziarnek-Krzysztof/Wikimedia Commons) for UC Weed Science Blog

Wildfires linked to invasive grasses, Valliere says

UC Weed Science

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Celebrating Fall’s Bounty

Napa Master Gardener Column

Satink Wolfson is a part of UC ANR’s statewide fire advisor network. From left to right: Luca Carmignani, Yana Valachovic, Katie Low, Barb Satink Wolfson, Lenya Quinn-Davidson, Alison Deak, Tori Norville. Photo credit: Fire Solutions- UC ANR. for Forest Research and Outreach Blog

Fueling community knowledge: A conversation with UC ANR Fire Advisor Barb Satink Wolfson

Forest Research and Outreach

Asian citrus psyllids can spread the citrus tree-killing disease huanglongbing. All photos credited to UC Regents for Food Blog Blog

Infected citrus pest that spreads disease found in Ventura County

Thurman Howard, jardinero maestro (izquierda), habla sobre el cultivo de cubierta de rabanos daikon con Joe Ontiveros, funcionario de Preservación Histórica Tribal (derecha) for Noticias Blog

Una reunión por accidente y una cosecha abundante resulta en la obtención del primer lugar al mejor proyecto

Blueberries growing in Chico. Laura Kling for The Real Dirt Blog Blog

Growing Blueberries

The Real Dirt Blog

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