UCCE Plumas-Sierra

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4H THRIVE
The Plumas-Sierra 4H THRIVE program is a unique opportunity for children ages 8-11. This program provides a unique educational opportunity for children to express creativity both as an individual and within a group setting. Children are provided tools enabling them to establish boundaries and limitations they feel comfortable exploring.

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About Cooperative Extension

The University of California Cooperative Extension in Plumas and Sierra Counties is part of a statewide system that makes University of California research-based information available to local agencies, industries and the general public. Backed by resources at the nine University California campuses, our educational programs use practical information to address community challenges focused on sustaining agricultural vitality, enhancing natural resources, youth and leadership development along with helping communities shape sound public policy.

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Plumas Sierra
208 Fairground Road
Quincy, CA 95971
Phone: (530) 283-6270
Fax: (530) 283-6088

Director:
Holly A George

Upcoming Events

Geospatial Workshop 2013
Workshop June 5th and 6th
UC Forestry Camp, Meadow Valley, CA
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4H Camp Registration
OAKLAND CAMP
July 22 -25, 2013
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Calendar

Event Name	Date
State Field Day	5/25/2013
Riparian webinar #5 - management case studies	5/29/2013
Showmanship/County Picnic	6/1/2013
4H Council Meeting	6/11/2013
4H Market Sheep- Goat- and Swine Must Be Obtained	6/13/2013
California Focus	6/14/2013

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Green Blog

Sierra forests need to burn more often
Posted 5/23/2013 - Many parts of the Sierra Nevada have not burned in more than 100 years, a significant departure from a natural fire cycle that would characterize a healthy forest, according to Susie Kocher, UC Cooperative Extension advisor in the Central Sierra...

Bodega Marine Lab keeps watch on ocean temperatures
Posted 5/22/2013 - Ocean waters are warming, sea level is rising, seawater is becoming more acidic, and shoreline erosion is intensifying. The world’s oceans are reacting to increased carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the earth’s...