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Nature and You: Wildlfowers
VirtualIt's wildflower season! And thanks to the many, many storms we've had over the past months, we should be in for a real treat this year. Curious to find out more about these beautiful, colorful treasures, where to find them, and why we have so many different ones in our area? Then be sure to
Nature and You: Wildlfowers
VirtualIt's wildflower season! And thanks to the many, many storms we've had over the past months, we should be in for a real treat this year. Curious to find out more about these beautiful, colorful treasures, where to find them, and why we have so many different ones in our area? Then be sure to
Nature and You: Wildlfowers
VirtualIt's wildflower season! And thanks to the many, many storms we've had over the past months, we should be in for a real treat this year. Curious to find out more about these beautiful, colorful treasures, where to find them, and why we have so many different ones in our area? Then be sure to
Nature and You: Wild Birds in Northern California Agriculture
VirtualBreanna Martinico is a UC Davis Ph.D. candidate in ecology and a wildlife biologist with UC Cooperative Extension, where she works as a Human-Wildlife Interactions Advisor for the Lake, Napa, Solano, and Capitol Corridor Extension offices. Breanna will be discussing how beneficial birds can play a role in promoting ecological sustainability of agriculture in the
Nature and You: Symbiosis in the soil: Trees, fungi, and their underground networks
VirtualMost trees, especially in our Northern California forests and savannahs, need fungi on their roots to help them access water and nutrients, and to help protect them from pathogens. Many of these fungi make the familiar (and unfamiliar!) mushrooms we can spot during the wet season, from chanterelles to earth stars. But how do these
