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This page contains summaries of 4-H Clover Safe Notes that have been prepared to insert into local 4-H newsletters. Additional safety-related newsletter items will be added in the future.

This page contains information concerning safe operation of Petting Zoos by 4-H groups. Policies governing operation of petting zoos and animal exhibitions are found in the California 4-H YDP Policy Handbook, Chapter 11, Health and Safety in 4-H Youth Development Program.

Thinking Safe and Green Notes Master Gardener Thinking Safe and Green Notes are one-page summaries of information to help you stay healthy and safe and protect the environment while working in the garden.

Informational posters about the 2009 Influenza A H1N1 ("swine flu") have been created by Carol Cardona of the UC Davis Veterinary Medicine Extension. These posters can be printed and used at 4-H events to raise awareness and answer common questions.

Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)Following are links to state and county public health departments.

The Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) Office is a resource and service for the entire ANR community, including employees, volunteers, and others working out of or associated with the approximately 70 offices and facilities located around the state.

Ensure that the employee gets first aid or professional medical care as needed. Contact the appropriate administrative office as described below.

# 1 - Environmental Health & Safety Responsibilities# 2 - Pruning Safety# 3 - Heat Illness Awareness# 4 - Pesticide Glove Use# 5 - Gardening Hand-Tool Safety# 6 - Rototiller Safety# 7 - Safe Driving Practices# 8 - Safe Ladder Use# 9 - Safe Lifting Practices#10 - Backpack Pesticide Sprayer Safety#11...

ANR managers or directors should use the following guidance for reporting serious incidents or matters ANR Incident Communication Guidelines 2019 ANR Incident Card UC ANR constantly faces a variety of risks ranging from natural disasters to localized emergencies.