What's Happening
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Dragonfly Day began in 2013 as an Arizona SciTech Festival signature event.
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In the Upper Gila Watershed, drought conditions are having serious effects. Wells are going dry and farmers are planting fewer crops.
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These small insects are causing a big problem across the nation.
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UA Science Keeps Fairways Green With Less Water
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The University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences has created high-tech mobile and Web applications to help cotton farmers manage their crops.
This 16-hour interactive training focuses on integrating early brain development and typical child development for children prenatal to age three.
This class introduces basic facts and research in early childhood brain development to raise awareness of the significant impact caregivers have on
Its fruit tree pruning season and the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension, Yavapai County is offering two free deciduous fruit tree pruning
Program Topics: Cattle rustling - auction scams and ways to protect yourself
The Dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences outlines efforts for dealing with the challenges in an arid environment. http://ow.ly/umBEq
Buy locally to protect the Arizona citrus crop!
Educators and parents, do you want to learn ways to connect children to nature and nature to young children? Our Project NICE Nature Day Camp 2014 may be for you! Register soon! http://ow.ly/uc3or
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These stories provide examples of how the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Cooperative Extension (CALS-CE) translates research-based inform
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"Cooperative Extension has really improved our bottom line," said Bell, a third-generation rancher who operates ZZ Cattle Corp. in Santa Cruz County, along with family members.
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These stories provide examples of how the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences University of Arizona Cooperative Extension (CALS-CE) translates
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The Garden Kitchen is a seed to table program
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Reading the Range program has transformed ranching in Gila County, AZ
