Green Blog

UC scientists advise residents in post-fire communities to prepare for El Niño and prevent erosion by capping their soil with free compost and composted mulch.

Inspired by attending the 2022 UC California Naturalist conference, Kristin Polidoro was able to switch to a wholly new career – due in part to her certification.

Daniel Swain, climate scientist in the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources’ California Institute for Water Resources, has written an El Niño fact sheet.

Curated by Edith and Jolly de Guzman, an exhibition in L.A. explored the relationship among urban trees, heat, environmental justice and neighborhood well-being.

With a looming shortage of forestry workers in California, UC Cooperative Extension forester Susie Kocher is encouraging community college students to pursue a career in forestry.