Ongoing research

This blog explores critical issues relevant to the community and economy of the Eastern Sierra and beyond. In the coming months, I'll continue sharing short articles that feature case studies, emerging trends, and conversations with experts in the field.

National Invasive Species Week (NISW) happens every year to raise awareness about the growing problem of invasive plants and animals in the United States.

I think of dahlias as plants that can suit any personality. Are you a person who likes to make a splash whenever you walk into a room? You might find that a fire engine red dinner plate dahlia is just the thing for your dramatic garden.

Every year at this time, when my Eureka lemon tree is laden with more lemons than I know what to do with, I invite my friends over and we turn those lemons into limoncello.

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At UC IPM we recognize pesticide safety education every month, but February in particular is National Pesticide Safety Education Month! Below are some simple tips for using pesticides safely to protect yourself, others, wildlife, and the environment.

From February 24 - 28, 2025, help increase public awareness of invasive species and join the fight against invasive species by participating in National Invasive Species Action Week (NISAW).

New Tropical Fruit Growers' Workshop Lychee and Longan When: Tuesday, February 25, 2025; 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM EST, which is 12 - 3 PST IT STARTS TOMORROW!!!!!!!!! Where: Webinar via Zoom Cost: Free This is the beginning of a series on subtropical fruit trees that could easily be adopted ion Southern...

Welcome to our blog on Pure Water Matters: Your Essential Guide to Drinking Water Quality in SoCal! As residents of this vibrant region, it's essential to understand the complexities of our drinking water, from its sources to the safety measures in place.

California school foodservice directors perceive universal school meals, also known as School Meals for All, as beneficial for improving meal access, reducing stigma, and enhancing administrative efficiency, according to a new Nutrition Policy Institute study.