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B Karle
Specific programs in Dairy Science address the complex issues of animal health and welfare, dairy waste management, and water quality. Programs are developed locally, but have a national scope, serving to improve the quality and safety of milk and dairy foods and to encourage environmentally sound dairy management.

Betsy M. Karle

 

 

 

Camp Fire Water Resources Monitoring and Research Symposium

June 4, 2019

California State University, Chico Farm
311 Nicholas C Shouten Lane, Chico, CA 95928

The symposium brings together researchers who have been investigating the impacts of the Camp Fire and other urban fires in Northern California. Speakers will cover a diversity of research conducted on waterways, gardens, working landscapes and the urban environment following the recent devastating fires in our local community. The featured presentations will cover research design, preliminary outcomes and future research needs. The event is open to the public to attend. 

Registration - Early registration is $50, (before May 29)and includes materials, morning refreshments and lunch. To register click here. 

Parking - There is ample parking at the California State University, Chico Farm. Parking is free for the event. 

Booths - Limited booths area available at the event for educational groups and service providers. To secure booth space click here. Booths are $200 and include table, chair and one registration. 

Event Manager - Tracy Schohr, University of California Cooperative Extension - tkschohr@ucdavis.edu or 916-716-2643. 

Printable Agenda (Short)

Printable Agenda (with descriptions)

For more information, please visit: 2019 Camp Fire Water Resources Monitoring and Research Symposium

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