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Stream Flow Using Float to Measure Velocity UC ANR Publication 8490- Low-Cost Methods of Measuring Diverted Water UC ANR- Publication 8213- Measuring Irrigation Flows in a Pipeline UC ANR Publication 8681- Determining Volume in a Small Pond with a Staff Gauge and Depth-Capacity Curve SWRCB- Alternat...

Click on the talk titles below to see the recorded webinars, or visit the UC California Naturalist YouTube Channel to see even more! Killer algae, incestuous beetles, and rodents of unusual size Monday, June 3: How they get here: Aquatic invasive species being moved around the world Sabrina Drill, U...

Our 2020 Invasive Lunchtime Talks were held June 8th-12th.

June 5, 12:10-1:00 pm: Shot hole borers and other threats to Californias trees Chair: Dr. Beatriz E. Nobua-Behrmann, UC Cooperative Extension, Orange County Speakers: Dr. Jodi Axelson, Cooperative Extension Specialist - Forest Health Dept.

Some are tiny and hard to find. Some are beautiful. However, as with many things, looks can be deceiving. Invasive plants and animals threaten some of California's most precious resources, as well as our health. Often these impacts involve surprising interactions that may not be obvious.

Join us for a scrumptious line-up focused on things YOU can do! Bring your own lunch! Want to learn more about how ANR researchers Ted Grosholz, Bea Nobua-Behrman, and Sabrina Drill are working with community scientists to investigate and manage invasive species?

FST: Will Your House Be Their Next Meal? Presented by Dr. Siavash Taravati Formosan subterranean termites are one of the most destructive urban pests in the world and also the only termite species listed in the 100 of the World's Worst Invasive Alien Species.

Act Today to Protect Tomorrow Invasive species are arriving in California with increasing frequency. The best time to stop them is before they arrive, and federal, state and local agencies are keeping their eyes out for new arrivals and threats on the horizon.

Not on Our Watch! Protecting California's bountiful agriculture and natural environments against invasive plants and animals requires constant vigilance.

Our vital water resources are under heavy pressure as the worlds population continues to expand rapidly. Coupled with challenges associated with climate change, the water management discussion has never been more relevant.