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So here's this male longhorned bee (Svastra) sipping a little nectar from a Mexican sunflower (Tithonia). As the late Mr. Rogers (1928-2003), star of the TV show, "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," so often proclaimed: "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

As California and the nation grapple with the implications of persistent drought, devastating wildfires and other harbingers of climate change, researchers at UC Berkeley's College of Natural Resources are building on a decade-long partnership with the Karuk Tribe and the U.S.

Do you know the many advantages of weeds? how to identify the type of turf you have? what Sunset zone you live in and what that means for gardening? safe alternatives to pesticides? how to prune an overgrown fruit tree?

Western Plant Protection Network at UC Davis https://www.npdn.org/system/files/WPDN%20Newsletter%20-%202018-07-12.pdf Early detection technologies (EDTs) are tests that indicate the presence of disease before signs or symptoms of the disease can be seen.

It is important for food-safety reasons to manage rats in school and community gardens. Rats and other wildlife can carry a number of diseases that can be deposited in the form of urine and feces on fruit, vegetables, and in the soil.

My wrap-up from a very engaged and provocative 1.5 day workshop on geospatial technology futures, hosted by the CyberGIS Center: Towards a National Geospatial Software Ecosystem. First: great group of cool peeps all hyper-engaged in geospatial data, tools, use cases, science, and community.

My wrap-up from a very engaged and provocative 1.5 day workshop on geospatial technology futures, hosted by the CyberGIS Center: Towards a National Geospatial Software Ecosystem. First: great group of cool peeps all hyper-engaged in geospatial data, tools, use cases, science, and community.

Humboldt's Lily (Liliumhumboldtii) is a plant endemic to CA and is considered rare. It was named after naturalist and explorer, Alexandervon Humboldt. Its flowers typically bloom around June. There are two subspecies.Ssp.humbodtii is found primarily in the Sierra foothills andssp.

Are you ready to celebrate Moth Night at the Bohart Museum of Entomology at the University of California, Davis? Mark your calendar for 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday, July 21.