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What is a 4-H Presentation? A presentation is a method used to communicate an idea by showing and/or telling. It can be a demonstration or a talk that uses posters and other visual aids.
Enrollment All members of Plumas-Sierra 4-H now enroll online! The new enrollment system is up! Click here to enroll: ZSuite If you are a current member or have been enrolled in 4-H in the past 5 years, your information is already in ZSuite! Please utilize the Tip Sheet instructions to log into ZSui...
April 7 Recorded webinar - click here (1:47 hrs) Harris presentation - click here Andre presentation - click here What is Community Forestry and Why Does It Matter? available to all those interested in learning more about community forestry.
The University of California Cooperative Extension and the Northern California Society of American Foresters in collaboration with our partners are offering a webinar and field trips on the topic of community forests and community forestry.
Firewise Conference Presentation UC Berkeley Center for Fire Research and Outreach Plumas County Fire Safe Council California Fire Safe Council Firewise Communities...
Our forest and natural resources program seeks to provide the best and latest research-based information for all who live, work, and recreate in the forests of Plumas, Sierra, and Lassen Counties.
18 Different Fact Sheets (1 to 4 pages each) written in layperson terms to help you better understand aspects of community land use planning. Feel free to print and share with friends.
LIVING ON THE LAND WEBSITE Small -acreage landowners have a significant impact on the conditon of soil, water, plants and other natural resouces through their cumulative effects and inexperience.
Cooperative Extension (Plumas-Sierra Counties) provides reasonable accommodations for all disabled individuals to participate in our workshops/programs. If you require accommodations, please call (530)283-6270 at least 2 weeks in advance.
