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This California Naturalist course focuses on the unique natural features of Sonoma County Regional Parks. It is designed to enhance public programs and outreach by certifying staff and interns through the Community Engagement division.Dates: October 29, 2025-March 28, 2026Fees: Free for employeesDelivery…

Hi All,It is that time again, applications for the Devil's Garden Colt Challenge are open! The Devil's Garden Colt Challenge is an opportunity for youth to take home and train a wild horse. Horses are typically weanlings but older horses can be made available for experienced 4-Hers. Youth trainers are given…

The California Naturalist Certification Course is a welcoming, community-centered program designed to connect people from all backgrounds with California’s natural environments. Whether you're reconnecting with a lifelong love of nature or just beginning to explore your curiosity about the natural world,…

BIO 030 The Natural History of California, 3 unitsExplore the rich natural history and our amazing wildlife heritage with Solano Community College’s BIO 030: The Natural History of California. Explore California's diverse ecosystems through classroom learning and hands-on field experiences. Topics include…

FNR 190 Climate Stewardship, 3 unitsThis course satisfies the requirement to become a California Certified Climate Steward. Classroom and field experience in California natural history, local and global effects of our changing climate, communication training and community service. Not repeatable.Dates: …

Wednesdays • January 14 – March 18, 2026 • Free virtual seriesHosted by CAFF, UC Organic Agriculture Institute (UC OAI), and UC Cooperative Extension (UCCE)Thinking about transitioning your crop operation to organic? Join us for a ten-week webinar series designed to guide producers through every major step…

Join us for a 10-week webinar series designed to help farmers transition to certified organic production. Each session is held weekly on Wednesdays, featuring a 75-minute presentation and discussion, followed by optional office hours for deeper conversation and one-on-one support. This series is intended…

The Conservation Society of California and Oakland Zoo's UC Climate Stewards Certification Course will integrate locally relevant themes of the conservation of native plants and animals, environmental justice, and community stewardship. Through guest speakers, field trips, and activities we will learn about…

Stewards is pleased to announce a new UC California Naturalist Certification Program.  A Cal-Nat Oceans Intensive at Bodega Marine Lab!  This is an in-person multi-day residential intensive program where students will stay at Bodega Marine Lab and spend their time exploring California natural…

Tuleyome’s Certified California Naturalist (CalNat) program trains members of the public to become California Naturalists! No advanced degree or previous naturalist experience is required – Tuleyome teaches you everything you need to know to become certified. Our course is focused on the northern inner Coast…

Take any of the following courses in the Environmental Conservation Program at American River College Department of Natural Resources to obtain California Naturalist Certification. Environmental Conservation is an interdisciplinary program that advances the understanding of ecological systems and their…

This California Naturalist course will introduce you to the wonders of Sonoma County ecology and natural history through guided observation and stewardship. The course combines a science-based curriculum with guest lecturers, field excursions, and project-based learning to immerse you in the natural world of…

Learn about climate trends, potential impacts on Ventura County crops and available resources. Offered in-person and via zoom.

Learn about climate trends, potential impacts on Ventura County crops and available resources. Offered in-person and via zoom.Climate and Ag Workshop Flyer

Click here to register, or scan the QR code below! SSJV Water Quality Coalitions are excited to offer a FREE one-day training event through their joint Management Practices Evaluation Program (SSJV MPEP). The training will be held in January 2026 at three convenient locations. It is designed to equip…

REGISTRATION LINK & QR CODEhttps://ucanr.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YjNrOR9xSseswelasmvt2g  

California’s Channel Islands are home to nearly 800 different plant types, more than 280 of which are found nowhere else. Many of these developed in isolation from the mainland, over terrain ranging from woodlands and grasslands to chapparal and coastal sage scrub.  Fourteen of the islands’ plants…

Nuts and Bolts of Irrigation Charlie Abee, Professor of Agriculture Technology and Irrigation, College of the SequoiasPart of the 6th Annual Organic Agriculture Seminar Series for Growers where each week you'll hear from a guest speaker for a 30-minute presentation followed by questions from the listeners…

Citrus trees are the most popular fruit trees grown in California. Learn the best time to plant and prune, how to manage pests, and other tips to help you successfully grow your own delicious fruit!

Join UC Cooperative Extension and UC Davis Veterinary Medicine for a free, Tuesday-evening webinar series focused on practical beef cattle health and management. The sessions cover topics important to cattle health and management and include lots of visuals. Webinars are held live and participants have the…