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As California grapples with more frequent catastrophic wildfires, the newly established UC ANR Fire Network plays an integral role in providing and advancing science-based solutions and delivering useful tools throughout the state.

Winners of the 2023 ANR photo contest have been selected. This year's photos were chosen for showing ANR in action as well as being beautiful, captivating or artistic. Eighty-four photos were submitted by ANR photographers this year.

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Ricardo Vela, manager of UC ANR's News and Information Outreach in Spanish, spoke to the UC Regents Public Engagement and Development Committee on Nov. 15 about science communication for Latino Californians.

Can you believe that in 31 days this year will be over? It seems to go by so fast nowadays. So, what to do in the rose garden for the month of December? Not too much. Don't fertilize this month. The roses are starting to go into dormancy for the winter. Dormancy is good for roses.

Thursday December 7, 2023 9:00 am - 11:00 am Workshop will be presented on Zoom Apply for California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) grant funding Healthy Soils Program (HSP) and/or State Water efficiency and Enhancement Program (SWEEP).

As California grapples with decades of severe wildfires, the newly established UC ANR Fire Network plays an integral role in providing and advancing science-based solutions and delivering useful tools throughout the state.

I have been working with Craspedia globosa Golf Beauty' for years now. It's common name is billy balls or drum stick, they look like a tiny yellow tennis ball, on a long stick. They are in the Asteraceae family, and are native to Australia and New Zealand.

Donations we received from the day will help ensure UC Master Gardeners continue to provide knowledge and essential resources for healthier gardens and more sustainable landscapes to gardeners across the state.