Rangelands

Learn the art and science behind composting from a local Master Composter. Learn about the importance of managing your organic waste (food scraps and yard trimmings) at home.

Learn the art and science behind composting from a local Master Composter. Learn about the importance of managing your organic waste (food scraps and yard trimmings) at home. As the drought worsens and the climate warms, home-based waste management has never been more relevant.

This class is now FULL and registration has closed. When: January 16-18, 2026 Hours: Friday, January 16: 12pm-4pm, Saturday, January 17: 8am-4pm, Sunday, January 18: 8am-12pm Where: UC Hopland Research and Extension Center. 4070 University Road, Hopland, CA 95449.

LREC Citrus Fruit Display and Tasting Event Saturday, December 6, 2025 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM 22963 Carson Ave, Exeter, CA 93221

UCANR Fire Network EXPLORE FOUNDATIONAL FORESTRY CONCEPTS California Tree School is a one-day, mini-college experience. TAKE 4 CLASSES OF YOUR CHOICE on forest inventory, native plants, fire ecology, and more. CONNECT WITH UC ANR ADVISORS and natural resource organizations.

Join UCCE Irrigation and Water Management Advisor, Ali Montazar as well as several scientists and specialists for the upcoming workshop "Advances in Irrigation Tools and Technologies (A guide to smart farming choices in the low desert region).

Learn the art and science behind composting from a Certified Master Composter. Come learn about the importance of managing your organic waste (food scraps and yard trimmings) at home. As the drought worsens and the climate warms, home-based waste management has never been more relevant.

Full Course Website: https://calnat.ucanr.edu/Take_a_class/SEC/ Sonoma Ecology Center is teaming up with the University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources to offer this accredited nine-week course locally.

Speaker: Zaw Wai Htoo PhD, MPH, MBBS, Advisor, University of California Cooperative Extension...

Did you know that Santa Cruz County is home to more than 1,000 native plant species? This diversity creates endless options in landscape designs and offers ways to work in harmony with nature.