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Nutrition

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Fire in California

Fire and drought are part of Californias annual cycle of life; however, the last few years in California have been a reality check that the pace and scale of fire adaptation must accelerate. Californias Mediterranean landscapes are adapted to frequent fire, but its people and homes are not.
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Update Your Portal Profile

Please take a few minutes to establish or update your profile so colleagues can better find and collaborate with you. This information is also used for UC ANRs Programmatic Footprint Maps and the transition to the Integrated Web Platform. 1.
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Drought

Drought experts UC ANR experts on drought, drought resilience, gardening with less water, groundwater, etc.
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Recent Hires

Thanks to increased support from the State of California, we are rebuilding our academic footprint across the state and adding new positions to address Californias most pressing issues.
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UC Agricultural Experiment Station

Agricultural Experiment Station Faculty (AES) and UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Specialists and Advisors collaborate across the UC ANR network and the entire UC system to bring research-based solutions to local communities.
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Fire Science Background

Three basic "ingredients" Fire is a dynamic process that requires three elements: fuel, oxidizer, and heat. Plants, artificial materials, and even buildings can be considered fuels, and are often classified based on their fire hazard and flammability.
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Garage

The garage is often overlooked when assessing wildfire vulnerabilities, despite being one of the most hazardous parts of the house. Generally, garages are not well sealed since they are not heated or cooled.
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