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The Council of Mexican Federations in North America (COFEM) in Coachella, and their partner CactusToCloud Institute, are proud to offer the UC California Naturalist Program in collaboration with UCR Palm Desert Center and UC Agriculture and Natural Resources.

Pacoima Beautiful's Junior Field Rangers program offers a paid summer youth outdoors development opportunity for current high school students in the Northeast San Fernando Valley. Participants will gain valuable experience in land stewardship, data collection, conservation, and native wildlife and plant…

COMING SOON!: We are excited to welcome current California Naturalist and Climate Stewards instructors to an in-person meeting this Fall, October 10 & 11 (Tuesday and Wednesday). This meeting is generously hosted by our partners over at UC Riverside Palm Desert Center.

Thank you for taking the Project Learning Tree (PLT) educator certification! This course is offered by the UC Environmental Stewards staff. On this page you will find a number of resources and required materials related to your workshop and certification.

Yosemite Immersion California Naturalist Course Dont miss this unique opportunity to explore Yosemite, earn your certification, and make a lasting impact on Californias natural resources.

Butte Environmental Councils Climate Stewards course will focus on community climate action projects. Speakers from many local organizations will be featured during weekly class meetings, and weekend field trips will occur providing a chance for hands-on learning.

The California Naturalist Program at the Cosumnes River Preserve is a series of lectures provided in partnership between the University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources and the Cosumnes River Preserve.

The UC Environmental Stewards program is housed with the UC Agriculture and Natural Resources which itself is a part of the UC system.

Transition Habitat Conservancy strives to provide education about the fragile and inspirational nature of our desert plants, animals, and ecosystems to connect people to nature.

The California Open Farm Passport will invite the public to explore the bounty of local farms during regionally coordinated events throughout the year.