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Vertebrate Pest Conference

Announcing the 32nd Vertebrate Pest ConferenceMarch 2-5, 2026 in San Diego, CaliforniaFor full details visit the VPC Conference page  Register here      Click below for the book of abstracts      
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Watersheds of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties

Physically, a watershed is an area within which any drop of rain that falls will end up in a single river, lake, or ocean. But it is more than that. A watershed encompasses everything that can happen to that drop of water along its way.
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California Fish Website

This site provides information and links about California's freshwater and anadromous fish, current aquatic management issues, and research that is being done to improve the conservation of native fish species.
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Grown in Marin

Grown in Marin is dedicated to Marins agricultural industry, with information & resources for both producers and the general public. Click on For Farmers & Ranchers to access research and best practices geared towards the many sectors within Marin agriculture animal and vegetable, land and sea.
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Nevada County 4-H Program

4-H is an organization for youth ages 5-18 that promotes hands-on, experiential learning. 4-H welcomes youth members and adult volunteers from all backgrounds and all locations.
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Environmental Literacy

As UCANR's Strategic Vision states, accurate science-based information is one of the cornerstones of making sound decisions, whether at the personal level, or in the creation and application of public policy.
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Garden Song

June 14, 2026
By Gail Pavlosky, UC Master Gardener of Napa County.  Sometimes, while I am in the garden — my hands in the soil and the scent of hummingbird sage rising in the Napa sun — a song comes to mind that shifts my attention. My hands may still be working, but something deeper happens: an awareness of the…
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Celosia and Marigolds
UC Master Gardeners of Tuolumne County: Article

Pick Me! Celosia and Marigolds in Tuolumne County

June 13, 2026
Pick Me! Celosia and MarigoldsBy UCCE Master Gardener Julie Silva           You have seen it while standing at the nursery in spring, staring at flats and flats of color.  What you should really be staring at are the two grey-haired ladies with over…
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UC Master Gardeners of Tulare and Kings County: Article

Gardening for Disabled Persons and the Elderly

June 13, 2026
By UC Master Gardeners of Tulare/Kings County
Although far from being handicapped, some of us do fall into the ranks of being considered a "Senior Citizen." When deciding that we want to garden for as long as physically possible, we can plan an outdoor space accordingly. Here are some suggestions, if you are thinking of making life in the garden easier…
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A June Pest Update in Alison's Garden

June 12, 2026
By Dustin W Blakey
By Alison Collin, UC Master Gardener Volunteer  This year has certainly put a damper on the joy and health benefits of gardening. One challenge after another has appeared in my usually productive garden.Voles Move InEarlier in the year, I noticed a mound of earth in one of the borders and assumed…
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Tasty tomatoes! Nancy Kawakita
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County: Event

PADG Summer Vegetable and Fruit Trees: To Trim or not To Trim - Palo Alto

Jul 11, 2026

We’ll tackle midsummer vegetable questions and demonstrate summer fruit-tree pruning. Do you trim your tomatoes, buzz or tap your tomato flowers, trim your basil for more bounty? When do you side-dress your tomatoes and manually pollinate your cucumbers and squash? We will have a Summer pear pruning…
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County
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UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County: Event

Aquaponics: Growing Fish and Food in Harmony - Cupertino

Aug 19, 2026

Join us for an evening exploration of aquaponics, a fascinating way to grow vegetables and fish together in one closed-loop system. Learn how this sustainable method recycles water, produces nutrient-rich food, and brings the science of ecosystems to life. Perfect for gardeners, tinkerers, and anyone curious…
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County
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Kale and bok chop plants growing in a raised bed with chicken-wire fencing to protect them from rabbits
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County: Event

MCP Starting Cool-Season Vegetables From Seed - San Jose

Jul 18, 2026

It’s Summertime! Why think about starting a Cool-Season Garden in July? Because it’s time to start seeds to grow the vegetables you love to eat in Winter! Our cool season stays warm enough to allow us to grow a great variety of tasty vegetables, from beets to broccoli, carrots and cauliflower, kale or leeks,…
UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County
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