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Spring is in the air and it is time to plant milkweed for the Monarch butterflies. Milkweed (Asclepias) provides food for the butterfly larvae, and its flowers provide nectar for the other pollinators in our area.

The California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection has created a public survey to help develop a baseline estimate of work needed to implement Zone 0 clearing the first five feet surrounding any structure of combustibles such as woody plants, mulch and wood fences.

El centro Foothill Indian Education Alliance, localizado en la ciudad de Placerville, adems de ser una academia en donde se ofrece tutora, hay tambin otras actividades culturales disponibles para los jvenes de los condados de El Dorado y Amador afiliados a la amplia diversidad de tribus nativas esta...

It's billed as a "Bee Bash," but it should be "Big Bee Bash." Urban entomologist Gordon Frankie, professor emeritus and research entomologist in the Department of Environmental Sciences, Policy, and Management at UC Berkeley, will be one of the speakers.

The UC ANR Impact StoryMap highlights measured changes in conditions resulting from programmatic efforts and serves as evidence of benefit to the public.

Las inundaciones recientes en la costa central de California han causado muchos problemas para los productores de esta zona.

UC ANR hosted the 11th annual North Bay Science Discovery Day on March 11. The science festival was designed to spark young people's curiosity and wonder for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). The event was free for the public and held at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds.

Las rosas son las flores con las que se expresa, con ms frecuencia, amor y agradecimiento, pero pueden ser caras. La buena noticia es hay opciones para cultivarlas sin gastar mucho.

The recent flooding on the Central Coast has really put a lot of local strawberry growers in a bad position. Some fields have been underwater several days to a week or more, which has deprived plants of oxygen and sunlight needed for respiration and growth.