University of California-Hopland Research & Extension Center

The UC Hopland Research Extension Center is a multi-disciplinary research and education facility located in Hopland, California. With over 5,300 acres of diverse natural environments, including oak woodland, grassland, chaparral, and riparian areas, the center is dedicated to maintaining and enhancing ecosystem integrity through applied research, adaptive management, and educational activities. Since its establishment in 1951, the center has conducted field experiments and demonstrations, resulting in over 2,000 publications in various fields such as animal science, entomology, plant ecology, public health, watershed management, and wildlife biology.

As stewards of the land, the center acknowledges and honors the Sh qowa and Hopland People, on whose traditional, ancestral, and unceded lands the center operates. Committed to supporting working landscapes, the center offers a range of programs and classes, including sheep shearing and care classes, school field trips, and UCCE Viticulture - North Coast. With a focus on research, events, and education, the Hopland Research Extension Center plays a vital role in advancing knowledge and understanding of California's north coast region.

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