The University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) in Mendocino County is your local link to UC research, serving the region for over a century. Backed by the resources of the UC campuses, our core mission is to sustain a vital agriculture, environment, and community by using practically-applied research to solve local problems in management, nutrition, and youth development.
We are proud to operate through a unique and vital partnership with Mendocino County, the UC system, and the USDA, ensuring that this statewide system of expertise is delivered directly to local agencies, industries, and the public. We consult, publish, and conduct seminars to extend this critical knowledge.
Explore the specialized research and educational outreach UCCE Mendocino County offers to address local and regional needs.
4-H is more than a club—it's positive youth development committed to preparing young people for the future through camps, fairs, travel, and leadership activities. For registration and club information, visit our 4-H Youth Development Program page.
This week-long camp is filled with fun and exciting adventures for 4-H Members ages 9-13 (campers) and 14-18 (Teen Staff), with opportunities for Jr Staff (ages 12-13) and Lead Staff. Discover the Mendocino-Lake 4-H Summer Camp.
UC Master Gardeners are trained volunteers who provide advice and support for local non-commercial gardeners. Contact Master Gardeners at celake@ucanr.edu or call (707) 263-6838. Connect with the region's Master Gardeners program.
This program provides education and outreach to maintain and enhance the economic, social, and environmental sustainability of diversified agriculture and contribute to the success of farms in Lake & Mendocino counties. Learn more about Diversified Agricultural Systems programs.
Forestry addresses complex management concerns with an inclusive approach for landowner input. We assist decision makers in developing programs aimed at conservation, forest health, entomology, IPM, and sustainability of forest resources. Discover Forestry resources and tools.
We provide research and links for the Integrated Pest Management of apples, pears, and winegrapes, promoting sustainable and effective pest control strategies. Discover Integrated Pest Management resources.
Northern California boasts over sixty winegrape cultivars planted to over 500 acres. We're available to help you with your viticulture and plant science questions. Learn more about Integrated Vineyard Systems.
This program encompasses water quality issues, natural resource management, and livestock production, ensuring the sustainable stewardship of rangelands. Explore the Livestock and Range Management program.
Find information on how to deal with wildfires both during and after, and access links to resources for victims of wildfires. Access Wildfire Resources.
This site is dedicated to the complex topics of inland fisheries, exotic species, amphibians, wetlands, and limnology. It provides quick access to University resources to help the people of Lake County better manage freshwater aquatic resources. Explore our Water Resources Management page here.
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