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En este nmero: Noticias breves y recursos virtuales Oportunidades para participar en investigaciones Manejo durante sequa y ms!...

The Forest Stewardship team has revamped their Forest Stewardship Story Map, first published in summer 2023. The new application hosts a slew of new features which provide a more user-friendly experience and allow users to learn about the forestry education programs offered by UC ANR.

Tuesday, November 28th at UC Davis Shafter Farm See attached for agenda, map, and free registration link...

Details & Application. The Extension Foundation is accepting applications for the New Technologies for Ag Extension (NTAE) Program an initiative funded by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) in partnership with the University of New Hampshire.

ANR Learning & Development is now accepting mentee applicants to ANR's sixth annual Mentorship Program. This program pairs staff and new academic mentees who seek professional development with mentors from across UC ANR. If you are interested, please fill out the survey by Wednesday, Dec.

UC Office of the President has launched a new website to encourage prospective students and their Spanish-speaking families to prepare for and apply to UC. Lograr Universidad de California extends a clear message: A UC education is affordable, attainable and within reach.

As you may have heard, ANR will be migrating from Kuali (KFS) to the new Aggie Enterprise system in January 2024. Some of the systems being replaced include Kuali Financial System (KFS), AggieBuy and FIS Decision Support.

It's #Giving Tuesday! Have you gained knowledge as a result from meeting our UC Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners at a library class, outdoor event, or while visiting one of gardens? If so, we hope you will consider making a donation to our program.

Water scholars from 18 countries gathered in South Africa for the 11th biennial Rosenberg Forum on International Water Policy.

A stroll through a leafy, green garden can give one temporary relief from life's harshness. During her career, Rachel Surls has used gardens to cultivate healthier communities, whether they are growing nutritious food or providing science lessons for students.