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UC Environmental Stewards is growing and we want to keep you informed. This FAQ page is designed to answer basic questions about the new Climate Stewards course. What is the Climate Stewards course? The Climate Stewards course the newest offering of UC Environmental Stewards.

Attend our training to become an Invasive Shothole Borer Monitor in Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura Counties October 27, 2021 Invasive shothole borers (ISHB) are invasive wood boring beetles that attack numerous native and non-native trees in Southern California.

Save the Date: Every Monday and Wednesday from 9:00am-12pm (with a few exceptions). Location: This will be a virtual training carried out over Zoom

The Certified California Tribal Naturalist course is a 4 unit course with a co-designed curriculum that addresses priorities & cultural relevancy for California tribes.

Acorn Naturalists Acorn Naturalists offers school supplies, science and nature activity kits, and hands-on educational resources for parents, teachers, naturalists, camp leaders, outdoor educators, homeschoolers, preschool and afterschool educators.

Conservation Society of California - Oakland Zoo is offering the Climate Stewards certification course and the California Naturalist certification course in Alameda County.

Santa Clara County Parks is offering the UC Climate Stewards certification course. It is an 11-week climate-change education and service course that combines online learning and dynamic field experiences for adults.

CLIMATE STEWARDSHIP: TAKING COLLECTIVE ACTION TO PROTECT CALIFORNIA After decades of warnings by scientists and activists, it's clear that society cannot wait for nation-states to prevent climate disruption when there are actions individuals and groups can take to mitigate and adapt to climate chang...

Welcome to the Participatory Science Short Course. This three-part, online, asynchronous training introduces the concepts, benefits and methods of participatory science to extension and education practitioners.

The UC California Naturalist course at Las Positas College combines a science curriculum with guest lecturers, field trips and project-based learning to explore the natural world of the Mount Diablo range.