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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources studies food, pests, #environment, #wildfire, youth development & #nutrition for California.

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Nutrition Policy Institute @npi.ucanr.edu · 35m
Join us in welcoming Darren Lov as @uofcalifornia.bsky.social Bonnie Reiss Climate Action Fellow for @npi.ucanr.edu @ucanr.edu! Darren is a PhD student from @ucla.edu in Health Policy and Management, studying how nutrition education in school settings impact school lunch participation bit.ly/3TxjaSA
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 40m
The 2027 Farm Robotics Challenge is here! Led by UC ANR Innovate & @AIFS_UCDavis, the competition invites students from middle school through graduate school to develop real-world ag solutions using robotics & AI. $200K+ in prizes. Pre-register now: ucanr.edu/blog/anr-new...
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Farm Robotics Challenge launches 2027 season with new divisions and Startup pathway | ANR News Releases
For the 2027 season, the Farm Robotics Challenge features a new three-division structure, a Startup pathway and more than $200,000 in prizes and startup support.
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Nutrition Policy Institute @npi.ucanr.edu · 1h
We are excited to welcome Caroline Nguyen as a Research Data Analyst at the @npi.ucanr.edu @ucanr.edu. They will support projects evaluating ultra-processed foods in school meals, WIC and a clinical trial on the best milk type for toddlers. Learn more about Caroline: bit.ly/4xQQimn
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 17h
“Tides are already running a foot or more above average thanks to the extreme marine heatwave, and additional sea level elevation may begin soon as the largest coastally trapped Kelvin wave of the El Niño-generated sequence thus far arrives in October,” said @weatherwest.bsky.social @ucanr.edu
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California Agriculture journal @calagucanr.bsky.social · 21h
Results from a recent @ucanr.edu and @ucdavis.bsky.social study show that shoppers, farmers, and the wider regional economy benefit when food assistance benefits are spent at farmers markets. For details, see doi.org/10.3733/001c... #farmersmarkets #nutrition #foodassistance
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Accepting food assistance benefits varied by market operator type at Sacramento region farmers markets | Published in California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources
By Olivia Henry, Veronica Van Cleave Hunt & 2 more. Shoppers, farmers and the wider regional economy benefit when food assistance benefits are spent at farmers’ markets.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 22h
Can grass stay green for nearly two months without water? UC ANR researchers are helping find out. At @ucriverside.bsky.social UC Cooperative Extension scientists are testing grasses that can withstand drought, heat and disease while using less water. #UCCE #UCANR www.ucanr.edu/blog/green-b...
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Growing better grass with less water | Green Blog
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 28/09/2026
#California’s first Meat Summit is coming to Siskiyou County! Ranchers, processors, butchers & ag industry partners are invited for tours, hands-on learning, networking and conversations about strengthening the regional meat supply chain. ucanr.edu/blog/food-blog/article/me…
A person is handling packaged cuts of meat labeled "Chuck Eye" at a market stall. The image promotes the California Meat Summit, taking place October 15-16. The logo for the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources is displayed at the bottom.A person in an apron is seen carefully packing vacuum-sealed packages of Impossible Foods plant-based meat into a thermal-insulated box lined with foil. The packages are organized inside a plastic basket, and several containers are visible on a table.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 28/09/2026
What is “hydroclimate whiplash” — and what does it mean for our changing climate? #UCANR climate scientist Daniel Swain speaks with NHK WORLD-JAPAN News about the growing swings between extreme wet and dry conditions. @weatherwest.bsky.social ▶️ Watch here: www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/...
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Hydroclimate Whiplash: the New Climate Risk - IMPACTS: Climates Change the World | NHK WORLD-JAPAN
Droughts, floods, wildfires... We look at the latest research on Hydroclimate Whiplash, a new climate risk in which extreme weather events alternate in a short time, exacerbating natural disasters.
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
"Hydroclimate whiplash will occur across most of the world for as long as global warming continues," Daniel Swain @weatherwest.bsky.social, @ucanr.edu climate scientist, tells NHK www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/...
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Hydroclimate Whiplash: the New Climate Risk - IMPACTS: Climates Change the World | NHK WORLD-JAPAN
Droughts, floods, wildfires... We look at the latest research on Hydroclimate Whiplash, a new climate risk in which extreme weather events alternate in a short time, exacerbating natural disasters.
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Daniel Swain @weatherwest.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
I'll have a YouTube livestream on Monday, Sep 28 at 3pm PT to discuss the hyperactive East Pacific hurricane season, associated impacts to Hawaii and Baja CA, and also the upcoming major autumn heatwave across the U.S. West (including CA).
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Update: Hyperactive hurricane season East Pacific & major autumn heatwave across CA and U.S. West - YouTube
The latest in a recurring series of live, virtual, & interactive #weather and #climate-focused "office hours" hosted by Dr. Daniel Swain. 9/28/2026 topics: I...
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 26/09/2026
Ready for your next career opportunity? We're #hiring across California! Explore opportunities in a variety of fields and locations across the state. ucanr.edu/jobs #UCANR #NowHiring #CaliforniaJobs #Careers
The image is a hiring announcement from the University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources. It lists featured positions: Community Nutrition Educator in Eureka, UCCE Area Low Desert Weed Management Advisor in Holtville, and Professor of Cooperative Extension Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture in Merced. The background shows a scenic landscape of fields.
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 26/09/2026
Grass varieties are evaluated by Jim Baird - the "LeBron of lawn"* @ucanr.edu & @ucriverside.bsky.social - for disease resistance, winter color, heat tolerance or their ability to stay healthy with less water *So dubbed by @gustavoarellano.bsky.social. Best moniker EVER! ucanr.edu/blog/green-b...
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Growing better grass with less water | Green Blog
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 25/09/2026
Congratulations to Yana Valachovic, UCCE Forest Advisor and County Director for Humboldt and Del Norte counties, on receiving the 2026 RCRC President’s Award! Yana was recognized for her leadership in wildfire resilience, forest restoration and service to rural California. #UCANR
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California Agriculture journal @calagucanr.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
A new study from @ucanr.edu, @ucdaviscaes.bsky.social, and @virginiatech.bsky.social researchers shows that the #4-H Sustainable Polymers curriculum helped youth learn plastics science, reason with evidence, and connect learning to environmental action. #scientificliteracy #STEMeducation
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4-H Sustainable Polymers curriculum strengthens youth scientific literacy | Published in California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources
By Steven Worker, Roshan Nayak & 1 more. The 4-H Sustainable Polymers curriculum helped youth learn plastics science, reason with evidence, and connect learning to environmental action.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 24/09/2026
Join UC Cooperative Extension specialist Alexandra Hill on Sept. 25 at 9 a.m. PDT for a C-FARE webinar exploring how #farm health and safety shape livelihoods and well-being across the food system. Register: register.gotowebinar.com/register/825...
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 23/09/2026
UC ANR staff are in Santa Barbara today for the #RCRC Annual Meeting, discussing issues shaping California’s rural communities. UC ANR’s Janessa Hartman joined the conversation on Blue Zones and building healthier communities. #UCANR
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 23/09/2026
What exactly is #ElNiño? UC ANR'sDaniel Swain tells @lamaterial.com that it’s simpler than many think: the warming of the eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean. Understanding what El Niño is — & isn’t — is key to understanding its potential impacts @weatherwest.bsky.social lamaterial.com/p/how-to-tal...
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The El Niño peril no one is talking about
How to converse about climate physics without sounding stupid.
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Berkeley Rausser College of Natural Resources @natureatcal.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Two UC Chancellors and other UC leaders visited Blodgett Forest this month, seeing the site of the 2022 mosquito fire and witnessing forestry operations first hand. nature.berkeley.edu/news/uc-agri... @ucanr.edu @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social @chancellorlyons.bsky.social @uofcalifornia.bsky.social
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 22/09/2026
Every $1 invested in CA farms through the Farm to School Grant Program generates about $2.10 in statewide economic activity, a new report finds. The investment is expanding markets for farmers while bringing more fresh, local food to students. @usdagov.bsky.social ucanr.edu/blog/food-bl...
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Every $1 invested in California farms yields $2.10 in statewide economic impact, new report finds | Food Blog
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
TODAY 2pm: Join Daniel Swain, @ucanr.edu climate scientist, to discuss rapidly strengthening Hurricane Polo west of Mexico
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 21/09/2026
See “good fire” in action at the Central Coast Good Fire Fair on Oct. 10! Watch a live prescribed burn, see fire demonstrations & learn how beneficial fire can reduce wildfire risk and support healthy forests. Free & open to the public. ucanr.edu/blog/green-blog/article/g…
Image of a fire demonstration in a wooded area. Two individuals in protective gear are managing a controlled burn. Text overlay reads: "Central Coast Good Fire Fair. Watch a live prescribed burn in a redwood grove. See fire behavior demonstrations. Enjoy hands-on fire activities for kids and adults." Event details include "Oct. 10, 10 am - 3 pm, Felton" with University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources logo at the bottom.A person is holding a microphone, standing near a wooden table outdoors. Another individual is enthusiastically demonstrating a small scale experiment with colorful elements and smoke, while a child observes closely. The setting is a forested area with sunlight filtering through the trees.A group of people on a path surrounded by trees, dressed in firefighting gear. Smoke is visible in the background. One person wears standard firefighting attire, while another in bright yellow gear holds a red fire extinguisher. A child in an orange outfit and pink helmet stands facing them.Two individuals dressed in yellow protective gear are using drip torches to manage a controlled burn in a forested area. Smoke rises around them as they work. Sunlight filters through the trees, illuminating the scene.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 19/09/2026
Join #UCCE Biomass & Bioenergy Advisor Haris Gilani on Sept. 23 for a webinar exploring practical strategies to scale California’s biochar market, from market opportunities and product development to expanding production and adoption. Register: bit.ly/46xZtNC
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 19/09/2026
Join #UCCE Biomass & Bioenergy Advisor Haris Gilani on Sept. 23 for a webinar exploring practical strategies to scale California’s biochar market, from market opportunities and product development to expanding production and adoption. Register: bit.ly/46xZtNC
Webinar promotional image for "Developing Strategies for Scaling Biochar Markets in California." Title at the top in a blue box. The word “SPEAKERS” is highlighted in yellow. Below are photos and names of speakers: Haril Gilani, Tom Miles, Josiah Hunt, and Roger Smullen. Event details: September 23, 11 AM - 12:30 PM. University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources logo at the bottom right.
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
El Niño is continuing to strengthen and "is expected to become the strongest on record by late fall, early winter with peak California impact in terms of elevated sea level and potentially a very wet winter," @weatherwest.bsky.social @ucanr.edu tells @laist.com laist.com/news/oc-coas...
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OC coastal emergencies, Emmy awards, LA city attorney candidate Marissa Roy and more
Today on AirTalk: O.C. coastal emergencies, Emmys, hate speech in America, managing households, Marissa Roy on L.A. city attorney's race and musician Masego.
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
“The worst-case scenario would be if all 3 of those things, the El Niño Kelvin wave sea level elevation, peak king tide high tide and a significant storm, line up,” @ucanr.edu climate scientist @weatherwest.bsky.social warns. “That would probably bring record-breaking coastal flooding this year.”
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
“I am actually anticipating that at least some parts of the California coast will see their worst coastal inundations on record, rivaling or exceeding what many locations saw in 97’, 98’, 82’, 83’,” @weatherwest.bsky.social @ucanr.edu told City of Seal Beach, referring to severe El Niño years.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 17/09/2026
Voice of California Ag featured #UCANR's Chris Chen, who spoke about mothballing vineyards & Daniel Swain, who says a super El Niño may bring "one heck of a rainy season." Listen: www.cfbf.com/ag-news/voic...
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Voice of California Agriculture Podcast
Listen to the Voice of California Agriculture podcast. Farm news, agricultural insights, and interviews with California farmers and industry leaders.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 17/09/2026
UC Climate Stewards are turning training into action, helping communities prepare for #ElNiño, protect waterways and build climate resilience. Learn more and join the UC Environmental Stewards Statewide Conference, Oct. 9–11 at UC Santa Barbara. #UCANR bit.ly/4hyehlt
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 17/09/2026
For generations, the Alameda County Fairgrounds has been a home for 4-H youth and agricultural education. As plans for the fairgrounds evolve, the role of #CA4H and #agriculture is part of the conversation about its future. www.sfchronicle.com/eastbay/arti...
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Massive pickleball court complex proposed for unexpected Bay Area site
The Alameda County Fairgrounds has long been a home for 4-H kids and the region’s agricultural traditions. Could it also become one of the Bay Area’s biggest destinations for pickleball?
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 16/09/2026
We’re excited to welcome our newest colleagues bringing expertise in horticulture, IPM, small farms, agricultural innovation, risk management, finance and more. We’re glad to have you on the UC ANR team! ucanr.edu/blog/anr-employee-news/ar…
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 16/09/2026
#UCANR's Daniel Swain @weatherwest.bsky.social joined the @castatelibrary.bsky.social for a virtual talk on climate change & extreme weather in #California, and the rapidly developing 2026 #ElNiño event. www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUE6...
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Weather Extremes in California: From El Niño, Climate Change and Beyond
YouTube video by California State Library Multimedia
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
"You can have cresting waves from a storm that aren't related to the Kelvin wave, but now we're working with a higher baseline," @weatherwest.bsky.social @ucanr.edu told @cbsnews.com. "We're already seeing problems in coastal Southern California with coastal erosion" www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/n...
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El Niño could bring rare "Kelvin Wave" phenomenon to Southern California
With a powerful El Niño already predicted to batter Southern California over the winter, forecasters are also cautioning residents to be wary of another phenomenon that may come along with it.
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Nutrition Policy Institute @npi.ucanr.edu · 16/09/2026
We are excited to share that Emma Hernandez joined @npi.ucanr.edu @ucanr.edu as a Student Communications Assistant to support NPI’s communications & Spanish-language outreach! Emma is an undergraduate student at the @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social studying nutrition and public health! bit.ly/4AgcMjj
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 16/09/2026
Celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth! Join #UCANR in celebrating the Hispanic and Latino communities whose knowledge, leadership, culture and contributions enrich California, from agriculture and natural resources to the many communities we serve across the state.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 15/09/2026
During an interview with City Journal, #UCANR's Niamh Quinn, came across an entire city block where the sidewalk was covered in open, unbagged trash. “What this is, is a lot of harborage. This is a lot of places for rats to hide, so this is not good.” www.city-journal.org/article/rats...
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The Typhus Rats of Los Angeles
A medieval disease is rocking the vermin-ridden county.
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
Tuesday (9/15) at 9am on @kalxberkeley.bsky.social: Daniel Swain @weatherwest.bsky.social, climate scientist @ucanr.edu, talks about What Californians Can Expect from the ‘Super’ El Nino
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 14/09/2026
Hot, humid weather can change insect behavior. #UCANR's Eric Middleton explains that mosquitoes reproduce faster in warm, humid conditions, while ants may head indoors in search of food and water as conditions outside become hot and dry. @nbcsandiego.com www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/s...
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Seeing more bugs? San Diego's warm weather may be to blame
San Diego County experts say heat, humidity and dry conditions may be contributing to increased insect activity around homes.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 12/09/2026
Meet the stars of Elkus Ranch! Calypso, Elkie & Glory are ready to meet you at the Elkus Ranch Open House. Explore the ranch, meet the animals & discover hands-on education, gardening, nutrition, 4-H & more Sept. 19 | Half Moon Bay Info: surveys.ucanr.edu/survey.cfm?survey… o
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 12/09/2026
Day 2 in the field with UC leadership! Members of the UC President’s Advisory Commission on Agriculture & Natural Resources and UC ANR Governing Council visited Sierra Foothill REC to see how research, partnerships and extension connect UC expertise with California’s needs.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 11/09/2026
Forest landowners in Shasta and surrounding counties: Learn practical strategies to improve forest health and strengthen wildfire resilience through a UC Cooperative Extension workshop series. krcrtv.com/news/local/f... Register: ucanr.edu/site/forest-...
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Forest Stewardship Workshop Series to boost forest health, fire resilience
Forest landowners in Shasta and surrounding counties can sign up for a workshop series focused on improving forest health and wildfire resilience.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 10/09/2026
"Think of this coarse composted mulch as a protective blanket," Natalie Levy, @ucanr.edu soils advisor, told @laist.com. "We're really trying to slow the movement of water down and give it more opportunity to infiltrate." laist.com/news/climate...
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How fire survivors can prep their properties for rain
Experts say composted organic mulch can help prevent erosion.
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Daniel Swain @weatherwest.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
If you missed it live, and are interested in this year's extreme El Niño event and its potential to bring major California impacts, I'd strongly encourage you to check out the recording! I even created some custom graphics just for this session... youtube.com/live/2v4k0nb...
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September 2026 update: Extremely strong El Niño event remains on track for autumn-winter
YouTube video by Weather West
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
TODAY 10am: Daniel Swain, @ucanr.edu climate scientist, will update us on El Niño’s potential impacts on California and beyond
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
California forest landowners are invited to the @ucanr.edu Forest Stewardship Workshop Series Sept 16 - Nov 18. It's online 6-7pm Wed with a field day in Shasta County krcrtv.com/news/local/f...
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Forest Stewardship Workshop Series to boost forest health, fire resilience
Forest landowners in Shasta and surrounding counties can sign up for a workshop series focused on improving forest health and wildfire resilience.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 09/09/2026
Where does CA’s water go & how could climate change reshape its future? UC researchers, including UC ANR experts, helped develop a new tool that lets Californians explore how water management decisions could affect farms, cities & ecosystems. @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social ucanr.edu/blog/green-b...
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New tool shows where exactly California’s water goes – and how climate change might disrupt it | Green Blog
The UC Berkeley-led COEQWAL project is helping communities explore how shifting the state’s water priorities could impact agriculture, cities and ecosystems.
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 08/09/2026
Daniel Swain: Why climate whiplash matters for wildfire risk. UC ANR climate scientist @weatherwest.bsky.social firesafemarin.org/articles/dan...
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Daniel Swain: Why Climate Whiplash Matters for Wildfire Risk - Fire Safe Marin
For many Marin residents, Daniel Swain is a familiar and trusted voice on extreme weather, communicating clearly about intense rainstorms, prolonged drought, and the increasingly severe wildfire seaso...
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 08/09/2026
What happens in an #ElNiño? While there is no formal scientific definition of a super El Niño, UC ANR's Daniel Swain suggested “maybe we need a new category of extreme El Niño because the forecast for this year is genuinely extreme” @weatherwest.bsky.social americancommunitymedia.org/environment/...
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Record-Breaking El Niño Could Bring California a Winter of Floods, Extreme Weather
This year's El Niño is forecast to bring rising seas, elevated flood risk and a wet winter to California in the months ahead.
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Daniel Swain @weatherwest.bsky.social · 07/09/2026
On Thu, Sep 10, at 10am PT I'll offer another major update regarding El Niño 2026, which is still expected to become strongest on record, summarizing latest observations and forecast updates. I'll also revisit potential California-to-global scale impacts.
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September 2026 update: Extremely strong El Niño event remains on track for autumn-winter - YouTube
The latest in a recurring series of live, virtual, & interactive #weather and #climate-focused "office hours" hosted by Dr. Daniel Swain. 9/10/2026 topic: I'...
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UC Agriculture & Natural Resources @ucanr.edu · 05/09/2026
North Coast Area IPM Advisor Cindy Kron testified before the Senate Select Committee on California’s Wine Industry, sharing expertise on glassy-winged sharpshooter, integrated pest management, successes and opportunities for improvement. #UCANR #UCCE #IPM #CaliforniaWine
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Pam Kan-Rice @ucanrpam.bsky.social · 05/09/2026
Cindy Kron, @ucanr.edu integrated pest management advisor, told the Senate committee how the glassy-winged sharpshooter outbreak began in May. The pest threatens California's wine industry, @nhansonreports.bsky.social
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