The invasive goldspotted oak borer has spread across SoCal, leaving boneyards of dead trees behind. This June, UC ANR and community partners launched an effort to track this pest.

This July and August, teens ages 13 to 18 are invited to attend a free Youth Drone Camp at locations across the Bay Area and ...

Come to one of our work parties on the second Saturday of every month at 7250 Portola Drive, El Cerrito (former Portola ...

The Presidential Policy on Abusive Conduct in the Workplace prohibits abusive conduct and retaliation by and against members of the University community in the workplace.

Field training with local community volunteers and land managers learning about GSOB. Help us protect Southern California’s oak trees one hike at a time. The goldspotted oak borer (GSOB) is a tiny ...

A fully automated spraying drone platform took the grand prize – a $20,000 Innovation Award sponsored by Farm-ng and Western Growers – in the third annual Farm Robotics Challenge. Thursday, May 8th, ...

The University frequently revises existing policies and creates new policies in alignment with state and federal regulations. The University invites employee comments on these revisions and new ...

Daniel Swain, UC ANR climate scientist, will host a live “Ask Me Anything”-style session online at 6:30-7:15 p.m. Pacific ...

The California Ground Squirrel (Otospermophilus beecheyi) is a beneficial species and a pest on rangelands. While conservation of California Ground Squirrels is important on rangelands where their ...

Perched precariously on the steep hillside of an avocado orchard in San Diego County, Ali Montazar began to form a theory as to why there are so few studies of irrigation for avocados. “Perhaps no one ...

The University of Georgia Precision Horticulture Lab team created a robotic platform that enables spraying drone operations controlled by a cell phone. A fully automated spraying drone platform took ...

The first training video of the new series is “Contemporary and future approaches to plant breeding,” To train new people to work with California specialty crops and update the skills of current ...