Frequently asked questions from social media users on UC ANR channels.
About UC ANR
What is UC ANR?
UC Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR) connects the power of UC research in agriculture, natural resources, nutrition, and youth development with local communities to improve the lives of all Californians. Visit ucanr.edu to learn more.
Are you a UC campus?
No. UC ANR is not a campus but is part of the University of California. Our statewide programs focus research and extension on solving priority problems, engaging UC ANR academics and UC faculty in integrated teams to work on complex issues that need transdisciplinary approaches.
Is UC ANR on social media?
Yes. Find us on Instagram, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube at @UCANR, and on TikTok at @uc_anr. For a complete list of statewide program social media accounts, visit the ANR Platforms page.
Do you have resources for Spanish speakers?
Yes. Visit the UC ANR Spanish-language website.
4-H Programs
How can I enroll my child in 4-H?
Learn about ways your child can participate on the 4-H Youth Development join page.
Where is my nearest 4-H office?
Find your nearest 4-H office and sign up for newsletters at 4h.ucanr.edu.
How can I get involved with 4-H?
Learn about volunteering and mentoring opportunities on the Support 4-H page.
What programs does 4-H offer?
4-H offers programs in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and agriculture, healthy living, and civic engagement. Visit the 4-H Projects page for more information.
Master Gardener Program
How can I find my local UC Master Gardener group?
Programs are based in your local UC Cooperative Extension office. Find your local Master Gardener Program by entering your county.
How do I become a UC Master Gardener?
Visit the UC Master Gardener volunteer page. Opportunities may differ based on your county.
I have a gardening question. Where can I get help?
Find your local county's UC Master Gardener website and locate the contact section to email specific gardening questions.
Other Programs
I have a question about food preservation. Where can I get help?
Submit a question for the UC Master Food Preservers or visit mfp.ucanr.edu.
I'm struggling with pests. Where can I find help?
Visit UC IPM's website. Pests are categorized by location with details on how to manage them.
How do I become a certified UC California Naturalist or UC Climate Steward?
You must enroll in a 40+ hour course with one of our course partners. Find your local organization and course information.