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Reposted from the UCANR Green Blog Healthy California wildlands were managed with periodic wild and cultural fires for millennia. As the state's population and development grew, officials suppressed most fires out of concern for people, homes and businesses.

Healthy California wildlands were managed with periodic wild and cultural fires for millennia. As the state's population and development grew, officials suppressed most fires out of concern for people, homes and businesses.

En las tierras silvestres y saludables de California se realizaron peridicamente y durante miles de aos incendios controlados.

Talk about those tenacious tidy tips. And those picture-perfect phacelias. When you attend the UC Davis Biodiversity Museum Day on Saturday, Feb.

Private forestland landowners have a unique opportunity to enjoy the economic, ecological and social benefits forests offer. The public also benefits from private forests as they play a critical role in the connectivity and functioning of the larger forest ecosystem.

New studies provide details about trellis type, planting density, cost and potential benefit of vineyard mechanization UC Agriculture and Natural Resources' Agricultural Issues Center has released four new studies detailing the costs and returns of wine grape production in the southern San Joaquin V...

Check out the continuing learning opportunities provided through ANR Learning & Development. ANR Webinars are recorded and archived here. Foreign Influence: What is foreign influence and how can I comply? Wednesday, Dec. 4 | 9:30 a.m-10:30 a.m.

It's a fair. It's a party. It's a pollinator party. It's the Bay Area Bee Fair in Berkeley. And it's the place to be on Sunday, Oct. 13 at the Berkeley Flea Market, located at Ashby BART. The second annual event, free and family friendly, is set from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Los nios de la primaria Jones en el condado de San Bernardino estaban sorprendidos en su clase de jardinera, sera posible que de una semilla diminuta pudiera nacer el alimento? Miren sus semillas e imaginen que adentro va a brotar una planta de lechuga que se podrn comer no es increble?

They are legends. Two of those attending the four-day international Lepidopterists' Society conference held recently at the University of California, Davis, are as celebrated in Lepidoptera circles as the butterflies they study.