Building California’s Community of Environmental StewardsUC Environmental Stewards empowers Californians to care for the state’s natural and human environments through hands-on learning, science, and community engagement. Through the California Naturalist and Climate Stewards certification courses,…
COVID-19 Information for ANR Employees Last update: 2/4/2025 Our mission: Preventing injuries and protecting the environment by providing the best Environmental Health & Safety services to all ANR employees, volunteers, and the public.
This project addresses current management issues in deciduous tree crops, to optimize resource use. We strive to provide: Management recommendations for tree crops which are site-specific, time-specific and adaptive to local conditions.
Since its official dedication in 1965 Kearney Agricultural Research and Extension Center (KARE) has achieved international acclaim for leadership in the development of new fruit, nut, and grape varieties, innovative cultural and irrigation practices, pest and disease management techniques, and postharvest…
To inspire and empower under-served Californians to improve their health by promoting awareness, education, and community change through diverse partnerships, resulting in healthy eating and active living.
True to the mission of the land grant universities, UC Agriculture and Natural Resources connects the power of UC research in agriculture, natural resources, nutrition and youth development with local communities to improve the lives of all Californians.
Who We AreUC Cooperative Extension (UCCE) serves the local citizens of Kings County through agriculture research and education to develop and improve agricultural practices; youth development programs to develop life skills, leadership and community service through (hands-on) education; nutrition education…
Welcome to UC Master Gardeners of Tulare/Kings Counties As part of the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources, we serve our community by sharing research-based knowledge and sustainable gardening practices. Trained UC Master Gardener volunteers empower Tulare/Kings Counties residents…
Across California, the University of California's Cooperative Extension (UCCE) offices are local problem-solving centers and part of the UC Agriculture and Natural Resources Department. We are the bridge between local issues and the power of UC research. Our staff is part of the community; living and working…
Firewise Living: From Structure to LandscapePhoto credit UCANRThis practical workshop equips homeowners with essential skills to reduce wildfire risks. Participants will learn strategies for creating defensible space around structures, including vegetation management, landscaping techniques, and home…
In collaboration with the Resource Conservation Service of Santa Cruz County we will have an in-person training on the CropManage online irrigation and nutrient management decision support tool at the UC Cooperative Extension Office in Watsonville (500 West Ridge Dr, Watsonville CA) on March 27 from 10:30 to…
Traditional Sewing Consumer Science, purchased-$50 limitUniquely Upcycled Costume ChallengeSoftie Challenge NeedleworkPantone Color of the year Challenge
ANR Publications serves the community through a variety of publications; from short Open Access extension papers through to complex single crop production manuals. Extension papers are freely available and print books may be purchased. Visit the following sites to find out more:ANRPublications.orgFrom…
ANR Publications serves the community through a variety of publications; from short Open Access extension papers through to complex single crop production manuals. Extension papers are freely available and print books may be purchased. Visit the following sites to find out more:ANRPublications.orgFrom…
California is famous for its scenic wilderness and biological diversity. Unfortunately, our state’s unique ecosystems are in danger, and invasive species are among the biggest threats to our environment. Invasive species can cause all kinds of environmental damage, such as harming wildlife, disrupting our…
The California Nutrition Incentive Program (CNIP) supports Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) shoppers in purchasing fruits and vegetables by providing a dollar-for-dollar match to SNAP dollars spent on produce. Nutrition Policy Institute researchers conducted a mixed-methods study utilizing…
Blog by Nanelle Jones-Sullivan Horticultural therapy teaches that in the garden, metaphors can bridge nature and human experience. One of my favorite metaphors is used in a theory called “orchids and dandelions.” This theory by W. Thomas Boyce explains that “children fall into two categories: resilient …
NEW DATES!CLASS LECTURES: MARCH 30 - APRIL 1FIELD TRIPS: APRIL 2 - 3ATTENDING THIS SCHOOL WILL PROVIDE:• 3 days of practical class lectures on principles andimplementation of microirrigation systems andmanagement practices for crop production• 2 days of field demonstration visits (one day in theSan Joaquin…
