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 The University of California Natural Reserve System is a network of protected natural areas throughout California. Its 36 sites encompass approximately 135,000 acres, making it the largest university-administered reserve system in the world. Most major state ecosystems are represented, from coastal tidepools to Sierra Nevada forests, and inland deserts to oak woodlands. Founded in 1965 to provide undisturbed environments for research, education, and public service, the Natural Reserve System contributes to the understanding and wise stewardship of the Earth.
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Art Fellowship in Yosemite
Calling all artists! A stipend and three months of shared housing are being offered as part of a summer art residency at the Yosemite Field Station.
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Art Fellowship in Yosemite
Calling all artists! A stipend and three months of shared housing are being offered as part of a summer art residency at the Yosemite Field Station.
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