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UC ANR is a statewide network of University of California researchers and educators dedicated to the creation, development, and application of knowledge in agricultural, natural, and human resources.

PCPA manages potential and/or perceived compliance matters across ANR by analyzing complex issues, mitigating risk and liability, and working with other units to review requirements.

Note: All UC personnel who have observed or suspect child abuse or neglect while working within the course or scope of their University activities should make a report On this page: CANRA Reporting Requirements, UCOP Policy Summary, Consequences for not reporting suspected child abuse and neglect, CANRA…

UC Master Gardener Policy Handbook Appendix 1 - MGP Brochure Appendix 2 - MGP Volunteer Application Appendix 3 - MGP Annual Volunteer Agreement & Request for Reappointment Appendix 4 - MGP Request for Reinstatement Appendix 5 - UC ANR Adult Volunteer Code of Conduct Appendix 6 - Request for Live Sca...

On this page: Overview, Workflow, Program Specific Requirements, Execution and FAQs UC ANR, on behalf of our Statewide Programs, Cooperative Extension offices, and Research and Extension Centers, frequently collaborate with external (non-UC) agencies to provide programs and services in the furtheran...

A facility use agreement (FUA) is a short form license for very limited use of a facility. FUAs do not include programmatic aspects.

PCPA is responsible for the administration of most real property agreements for UC ANR. This includes leases, licenses, easements, rights-of-way, researcher's access agreements and other related contracts.

If you are served a subpoena immediately contact subpoena@ucanr.edu. For legal reasons, DO NOT disclose any information to the server/requester. On this page: Overview, What, Why, How?, Process if in your name, Process if not in your name, Best Practices, Useful Links.

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If you receive a request for records, immediately contact publicrecords@ucanr.edu. For legal reasons, DO NOT disclose any records or information to the requester. Note, any request for a record can constitute as a public request; requester need not cite CPRA.