UC Cooperative Extension Trinity County
Partnerships for Progress
University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources brings the power of UC research and education to all 58 California counties. By providing expertise and fostering partnerships in agriculture, natural resources, wildfire resilience, nutrition, and youth development, we work to improve the life of each and every Californian.
We do this through our statewide network of county UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE) offices, UC campuses, research and extension centers, statewide programs and more than 19,000 volunteers. We also partner with hundreds of government, community and industry organizations to deliver our mission.
Programs
California 4-H
The University of California 4-H Youth Development Program promotes hands-on, experiential learning for all youth ages 5-19. The program helps young people discover and develop their potential by providing opportunities for meaningful experiences and projects.
UC Master Gardener
The University of California Master Gardener Program provides research-based information on home horticulture, pest management, and sustainable landscape practices to local communities, schools and members of the public with a focus on protecting California's natural resources.
UC Forestry
University of California Forestry advisors provide the lastest information on wildfire prevention, preparedness, and recovery to forest owners, managers, and communities through education in home hardening and disaster assistance.
UC Livestock
University of California Livestock advisors provide research-based information to public, governmental, and private groups and individuals on agricultural management practices to improve product quality, range management, water quality, and ecosystem health.
CalFresh Healthy Living UC
The CalFresh Healthy Living University of California Program offers comprehensive evidence-based nutrition and physical activity education, aligned with policy systems and environmental change services in early childhood centers, schools, and community environments.