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Program Areas and Program Teams

California’s Challenges. UC’s Expertise. Collaborative Solutions.Research Collaboration and Collective ActionUC ANR’s Program Areas and Program Teams provide an organizational framework that facilitates collaboration around shared challenges and opportunities. Research and extension efforts are organized…
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Demonstration garden with the outdoor classroom in the back.
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UC Master Gardeners of Butte County

The UC Master Gardeners of Butte County provides workshops, gardening help, and research based advice to residents of Butte County. Help and training is available for educators, and plants that grow well in our area are highlighted in our demonstration garden.
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UC Master Gardeners of Lake Tahoe image of South Lake Tahoe from the Historic Tellac Site
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UC Master Gardeners of the Lake Tahoe Basin

Master Gardeners are community members who have been trained under the direction of the University of California Cooperative Extension. Each volunteer has completed more than 50 hours of formal classroom training.
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Jars of home-canned goods.
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UC Master Food Preservers of Sonoma County

Who We Are and What We DoWelcome! The UC Master Food Preservers of Sonoma County are trained volunteers who teach safe, validated home food preservation to our communities.Our UC Master Food Preserver mission is to keep Californians safe and well as they use culturally appropriate, research-based practices…
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Invasive Spotted Lanternfly

The spotted lanternfly is an invasive insect that is currently in the mid-Atlantic United States and has the potential to invade California and have a profound impact on our agriculture and our landscapes.
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Community Economic Development

Community economic development (CED) is a process that aims to improve the economic well-being and quality of life for people in a particular community or region.
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UCCE North Coast Viticulture

The Chen lab operates through University of California Agricultural and Natural Resources to investigate drought tolerance of grapevines and water use efficiency in vineyards of northern California.
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