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From Chuck Bargeron of University of Georgia Extension, via the Aliens list serve. Apologies for cross-posting. 2016 National Invasive Species Awareness Week - Webinars Monday, February 22 - Thursday, February 25 Hosted by: National Association of Invasive Plant Councils See www.nisaw.

It's the look you'll never forget. Disheveled and depressed. Desolate and defeated. Weary and worn. Is that really Bruce Hammock, the distinguished professor who holds a joint appointment in the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology and the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center? It is.

Whether or not your favorite team is playing in Sunday's big game, the Super Bowl is often a great excuse to gather with friends and family and enjoy some tasty treats! Maybe your favorite snack involves chips with salsa or guacamole, or perhaps you prefer shrimp with a delicious avocado dip.

Whether or not your favorite team is playing in Sunday's big game, the Super Bowl is often a great excuse to gather with friends and family and enjoy some tasty treats! Maybe your favorite snack involves chips with salsa or guacamole, or perhaps you prefer shrimp with a delicious avocado dip.

Want to learn the basics of beekeeping from a team of experts, including scientists from the University of California, Davis, at a two-day conference set Feb.

Tada There are some new pest management guidelines out from UC ANR. This is a free publication and you access it as a web page or downloadable PDF document.

Everything's coming up bees! A number of eminent bee scientists will be speaking soon at UC Davis. They include David Tarby, Gene Robinson and Dennis vanEngelsdorp. David Tarpy, Wednesday, Feb.

The Monterey County Cattlemen's Association will be having their Spring Meeting on Thursday, February 18, 2016 at the King City Fairgrounds Pavilion Building from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. San Benito and San Luis Obispo County ranchers are invited, too! Click here for the Spring Meeting flyer.

It's not spring yet, but don't tell that to the pollinators at the Benicia Capitol State Historic Park. We traveled to the state park on Monday, Jan. 25 to see if we could find a bumble bee foraging on the jade blossoms. Or more specifically, the black-tailed bumble bee, Bombus melanopygus.

It's getting to look a lot like...February. When you see honey bees foraging on the early blooming oxalis, that's a sure sign that February is approaching. And that means it's time for some mead, music and a bee-influenced dinner.