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The adult program is delivered by UCCE staff and community based organizations. Additionally, UCCE staff delivers youth andfamily-centered education. Staff and volunteers use one of several CalFresh Healthy Living, UC approved curricula.

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The CalFresh Healthy Living, UCCE Program can help you assess your school environment to identify opportunities for healthy changes. As we work to give children the knowledge and tools to make healthy choices, we can create an environment that encourages and supports those choices.

Pre-School: Happy Healthy Me is a nutrition and literacy curriculum that helps children become aware of food and nutrition by reading storybooks with food-related themes and then participating in hands-on nutrition education and physical activities.

Thank you for your participation in the CalFresh Healthy Living, UCCE Nutrition Education Program! Your efforts help build and maintain healthy families and communities in Fresno County.

Agronomic Cropping Systems and Nutrient Management Alfalfa Production Bees and Pollination Citrus Citrus IPM Climate Smart Agriculture Cost Studies Dairy Entomology IPM Environmental Horticulture Livestock and Natural Resources Nut Crops Pest Management Small Farm and Specialty Crops Soil Quality an...

Fire is a natural process that has shaped the landscapes and people of California for millennia. Prior to the arrival of European settlers, fires were frequently set by lightning and Native Americans, triggering natural cycles of rebirth and regeneration.

Fire is a natural part of the California landscape. However, fire suppression efforts that began nearly a century ago attempted to remove fire from the landscape. The legacies of this are ecosystems that have dramatically changed and are at higher risk of catastrophic fire.

Preparing for wildfire is an ongoing task. By starting with your home and working out, you can reduce the risk of structure loss during wildfires.