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Since 2015, Nutrition Policy Institute (NPI) has led the California Department of Public Healths CalFresh Healthy Living (CFHL) Impact Outcome Evaluation (IOE) project.
2024 FFY 24 Statewide IOE Infographic FFY 24 Statewide IOE Infographic 2023 UC Delivers, Blog Post Nutrition Policy Institute study finds that students who received school meals during COVID-19 school closures had higher intake of fruits and vegetables California Agriculture, Research Article School...
Get help with IOE Questions: Amanda Linares, amlinares@ucanr.edu Schedule 1:1 Call Browse Training Modules Attend Quarterly Calls Join the Listserv Get help with other local evaluation Questions: EvaluateSNAPEd@ucanr.
IOE Quarterly Calls are typically held the third Tuesday in October, January, April, and July. The July call is the annual Eating and Activity Tool for Students Survey Administration Training for the upcoming fiscal year and may be held at a flexible date/time.
The Eating and Activity Tool for Students (EATS) is available in English and Spanish, and in both paper and online versions. Online administration is highly recommended and is done through separate pre and post survey links custom to each school site.
A noxious weed is a plant that has been defined as a pest by law or regulation. If a plant is found to be detrimental or destructive and difficult to control or eradicate it can be designated as a noxious weed.
We are fortunate in the Lake Tahoe Basin because we're in the relatively early stages of invasion by weeds. We have an opportunity to find and eradicate these plants before they become huge and expensive problems.
Aquatic invasive species, including invasive weeds, harm Lake Tahoe by: Severely decreasing recreational uses, such as swimming, boating, water-skiing, and fishing Degrading boats by clogging propellers and cooling intakes Facilitating invasions of other non-native species Altering nutrient cycles,...
How to report an invasive weed infestation to the appropriate agency. Sign up to receive email notices of LTBWCG news and activities. Events for the public organized by the LTBWCG.Our automated email alert sign-up system is in the works.
If you see an invasive plant in or around the Tahoe Basin, please report it. This information is used by local, state, and federal agencies as well as other organizations to help control and prevent these plants for expanding throughout the region. Reports should be made on Calflora. https://www.
