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UC Cooperative Extension of Alameda County delivers a diverse portfolio of programs that address California’s most pressing environmental, agricultural, and community challenges. These programs span areas such as Specialty Crops and Small Farms, Community Nutrition, and 4-H Youth Development, supporting…

The Urban Forestry program advances sustainable environmental management in the San Francisco Bay Area through applied research and extension focused on urban trees and water. The program supports landscape professionals, planners, local governments, and tree-focused organizations by providing technical…

The Human-Wildlife Interactions program focuses on reducing conflicts between people, pets, livestock, and local wildlife across the Bay Area. Through research, outreach, and one-on-one support, the program educates residents, small-scale producers, and land managers on strategies to prevent and respond to…

The Delta Crops Resource Management program delivers extension education and applied research to support sustainable agriculture across the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta. With a focus on crop production, soil health, and water resource management, the program promotes practices that enhance farm…

The Organic Materials Management in Agri-Food Systems program is dedicated to advancing sustainable practices in the processing and use of organic materials in agri-food systems. By forming partnerships in applied research, solution implementation, and educational outreach, we promote measures to divert…

The Livestock and Natural Resources program supports sustainable management of rangelands and open spaces through applied research and extension focused on working landscapes, fire protection, watershed health, and ecosystem restoration. Addressing challenges at the urban-rural-wildland interface, the…

The Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) Community Development program advances inclusive, community-driven research and extension to support economic prosperity and self-determination among Black, Indigenous, and People of Color in the San Francisco Bay Area. The program strengthens civic…

The Environmental Horticulture and Water Resource Management program delivers science-based education and applied research to promote sustainable landscape practices and efficient water use in the San Francisco Bay Area. The program supports a diverse range of clients, including nursery and landscaping…