UC Riverside Palm Desert Center is offering the Climate Stewards certification course and the California Naturalist certification course in Riverside County.
Point Reyes National Seashore Association (PRNSA) is offering the new Climate Stewards certification course and the California Naturalist certification course in Marin County.
Introduction to California's unique ecology and stewardship of California's natural communities with certification as a California Naturalist and training in Project Learning Tree.
Download the Strategic Plan (PDF) PROGRAM GOALS: Increase access to up-to-date and locally relevant climate science to improve climate literacy through a UC certification course for the public.
Join us in a California Naturalist Course to become a California Naturalist and Alameda Creek Alliance Stream Keeper. Stream Keepers make observations in the field and collect data on fish species, watch for Salmon and steelhead, and monitor a variety of conditions in the Alameda watershed.
Butte Environmental Councils Climate Stewards course will focus on community climate action projects. Speakers from many local organizations will be featured during weekly class meetings, and weekend field trips will occur providing a chance for hands-on learning.
Discovery In every walk with nature one receives far more than they seek. -John Muir Hopland Research & Extension Center California Naturalists learn how to monitor oak trees for the California Phenology Project California is a beautiful state with a breathtaking diversity of natural communities.
We all cam to UC Environmental Stewards through different avenues. We bring different life experiences, perspectives, and talents to the UC Environmental Stewards community.
American River Conservancy is offering the Climate Stewards certification course and the California Naturalist certification course in El Dorado County.
The Wild SF! UC California Naturalist Certification Course is a program developed by the University of California Cooperative Extension to foster eco-literacy, focusing on both the urban and wild ecology of the San Francisco Area.
