1. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources

2. The Division Today

3. ANR: Who we are l The Agricultural Experiment Station l Cooperative Extension

4. We discover so we may share

5. The Research-Extension Continuum Problems, Issues Outreach, Demonstration Application and Adaptation Science and Knowledge Policy Analysis, Impacts

6. The Agricultural Experiment Station l 650+ faculty with joint research and teaching responsibilities l 50+ departments on three campuses l Four colleges and schools

7. Cooperative Extension l More than 220 county-based advisors and 130 campus-based specialists l More than 50 county offices and three campuses

8. How ANR is funded

9. We yield new ideas

10. Where ANR research and extension happen l Laboratories & other research & teaching facilities on 3 campuses l Ten off-campus centers for research and extension l UC programs are delivered at the county level throughout the state

11. ANR Mission Programs for People To serve California through the creation, development and application of knowledge in agricultural, natural and human resources.

12. Statewide Programs/Projects Programs/Projects How ANR is organized Cooperative Extension Specialists Advisors Ag Experiment Station AES Scientists Berkeley College of Natural Resources Davis College of Ag & Environmental Sciences Davis School of Veterinary Medicine Riverside College of Natural & Agricultural Sciences North Coast & Mountain Region Central Valley Region Central Coast & South Region Vice President - Ag & Nat. Resources Executive Council & Program Council Workgroups Workgroups

13. Program Areas & Workgroups l Ag Policy & Pest Management 15 workgroups l Ag Productivity 29 workgroups l Human Resources 22 workgroups l Natural Resources 17 workgroups

14. We value natural California

15. Statewide Programs & Projects A few examples include l Statewide Integrated Pest Management Project l Agricultural Issues Center l Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education Program l Center for Water Resources l Expanded Food & Nutrition Education Program l 4-H Youth Development Program Sixteen programs focus on areas of special concern to Californians

16. Cooperative Extension Your local door to resources of the University of California Your local door to resources of the University of California

17. How Cooperative Extension is administered UC Vice President Daniel M. Dooley Director, Cooperative Extension Associate Vice President Rick Standiford Associate Director, Cooperative Extension With cooperation from regional directors and UCB, UCD, UCR and Vet Med deans Assistant Vice President Barbara Allen-Diaz Assistant Director, Cooperative Extension

18. Cooperative Extension Regions North Coast and Mountain Region Central Valley Region Central Coast and South Region

19. Advisors collaborate with specialists & AES scientists

20. UCCE advisor’s role l Full partnership with federal, state, county and private sectors in research and educational outreach l Programs tailored to address local issues o Meetings, conferences, workshops, demonstrations, field days, video programs, newsletters, manuals, one- on-one consultations and Web sites o Problem–solving research o Volunteers extend UCCE knowledge

21. Issue-based programs Water Quality Nutrition Education Land Use Insects & Diseases Insects & Diseases

22. Agriculture Natural Resources Community Development 4-H Youth Development and Human Resources General program efforts We develop and provide research-based information through education in INSERT YOUR COUNTY in the following areas:

23. Academic advisors Name of Person – Title and Specialty

24. Program and support staff Name, Title and program

25. Program highlights

26. Lake County Cattle Field Day

27. Stream Temperature Research Riparian Grazing Grass I.D.

28. Cover Crops Weed Control Mediterranean Varietals

29. Vineyard Conversion Endangered Species Forest Ecology

30. We Serve the Land and its People Visit us on the Web at ucanr.org