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Learn about local management progress and activities and join us in realizing a resilient future for Santa Rosa Plain & Petaluma ValleyEvent information and registration on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/beneath-the-surface-10-years-of-local-groundwater-basin-stewardship-tickets…

Dates:  November 18th & 19th, 2025, must be present for both daysTime for both days: Log-on starting at 07:45 AM;  Presentations: 08:00 AM – 12:15 PMSign Up with this link today!  https://link.ucanr.edu/2025ncipm  Click HERE for a close-up view of the Agenda. Contact …

This is a free educational webinar! We will cover peach tree basics, rootstocks & scions, site selection, pruning & thinning, sunburn & frost protection, nutrient & water management, & IPM for key pests.

This is a free educational webinar! We will cover key considerations for commercial production, scaling up, sustainable management practices, & economic viability. with Ben Faber (UCCE Ventura & Santa Barbara),Rebecca Bozzelli & Ross Cannard (7 Moons Farm, Sonoma),Robert Abbott (Abbott Ranch…

1:00-1:30 Fungal Disease Identification & Organic Managementwith Akif Eskalen, PhD (UCCE) 1:30-2:00 Fire Blight Identification & Organic Managementwith Jim Adaskaveg, PhD (UC Riverside) 2:00-2:30 Codling Moth Identification & Organic Managementwith Jhalendra Rijal, PhD (UCCE) 2:30…

with Phoebe Gordon (UCCE Advisor, Merced & Madera)& Mel Thayer (UC Riverside)2:00 PM - 3:30 PMThis is a free educational webinar! We willcover fig tree basics, variety selection, siteselection, pruning, sunburn & frostprotection, nutrient & water management,& IPM for black fig fly. 

Join UC ANR's Forest Stewardship program for a special session focusing on biochar applications!This webinar will feature speakers Cindy Chen, UC ANR Woody Biomass Advisor; Nadia Hamey, Registered Professional Forester; and Kenneth Scherer, Executive Director of the Biochar Coalition.Join the webinar to…

Join us to learn essential skills for safely burning piles created through vegetation management or fuel reduction projects. This workshop is designed to support property owners, ranchers and land stewards. We will cover key topics, including weather conditions, permits, necessary tools, how to safely…

Join us online via Zoom or in-person for a free seminar on health and nutrition strategies to help manage and prevent diabetes and prediabetes.Event Details & SpeakerDate and Time: Tuesday, March 10, 2026Time: 12:30 pm-1:15 pm PTLocation (in-person): Warner Creek Senior Center, 806 Diablo Ave, Novato, CA…

All forest landowners and managers, natural resource professionals and students, and interested members of the public are welcome to attend. Each field day will cover the same information. Join UC ANR Forestry, Fire, and Woody Biomass Advisors and the Biochar Coalition to learn about biochar…

Who is invited: Viticulturists, vineyard managers, winemakers, license holders, grower relations, field scouts, field workers, interns, and anyone in the wine grape industry interested in learning how to ID ant species commonly found in the vineyard. Ants protect mealybugs from predators and…

This workshop is designed for: Viticulturists, vineyard managers, license holders, grower relations, field scouts, fieldworkers, interns, and anyone in the wine grape industry interested in learning how to ID sharpshooter and leafhopper species commonly found in the vineyard. This is a hands-on Sharpshooter…

The Forest Stewardship Program is hosting this webinar focusing on wildlife camera use with Chris Horton, forest landowner and Forest Stewardship participant; Valerie Elder, Professor of Forestry, College of the Redwoods; and Robert Douglas, State Forest Biologist, Mendocino Unit.Join the webinar to learn…

Online beginning August 4 – September 29, 2026, with an optional in-person field day Saturday, August 29, in Plumas County. *Participation in the in-person field day is not required. All are welcome no matter where your forestland is located.Join the workshop to understand and protect your forests…