Ongoing research

One of the outcomes of teaching a general entomology course to undergraduates for many, many years is that I have taken on a new appreciation for science fiction and fantasy.

Hats off to the 12 members of the Graduating Class of 2019, UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology.

An update on the UC ANR Strategic Plan Accomplishments has been posted.

Day 4- Food What is local food? Why buy local food? What is a food mile? Today we explore where our food comes from and delve into our complex global and local food system....How far does a pineapple or a cashew travel before it gets to your plate? Does it travel by boat....train...

Jan Corlett, chief of staff to Vice President Humiston, retired July 1 after a 20-year UC career.

Dear Colleagues, Over a decade ago, Adina Merenlender had a vision a vision for a corps of Californians dedicated to appreciation and stewardship of the state's natural environment.

It's that week of the UC ANR year when a number of our colleagues prepare for their next act. Some are retiring, some are just moving on. Hopefully all are excited about their post-ANR adventure. While I was attending a LEAD21 Board meeting last week, the program manager shared graduate statistics.

Don Hodel, University of California Cooperative Extension environmental horticulture advisor for Los Angeles County, will retire July 1 after more than three and a half decades. He is a valuable resource in Southern California and has provided me with assistance on many occasions, said Jan C.

Hear that buzz? Honey bees own the flower beds at the Solano County Fair, 900 Fairgrounds Drive, Vallejo. But bees and other insects claim the exhibit halls, as well. They're depicted on everything from quilts and photos to graphic arts displayed in McCormack Hall.

A pest ID story.