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Several local agencies and organizations now have federally certified remote pilots in their ranks, with the support of the latest University of Guam Drone Corps program cohort.
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Feral pigs have long been identified as an invasive species in Guam, as they cause disturbance to residents and damage to soils, farms and gardens.
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The University of Guam Land Grant Extension Service will host a dragon fruit workshop on Sept. 6, teaching participants how to make value-added products like gummy candies, jam, and nectar. Learn about dragon fruit health benefits, post-harvest handling, and fun recipes for Guam-grown produce.
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The University of Guam Farmer Focus Project and Asia Pacific Studies Center will host free health seminars in Yigo, Sinajåña, and Inalåhan this August. Open to all residents, the sessions will cover obesity prevention, healthy eating, exercise, diabetes care, stress management, and wellness programs to support Guam’s communities.
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Keeping our minds active and brains healthy is essential for maintaining a good quality of life as we age. Our ancestors viewed getting older not as unavoidable decline, but as a time of gaining wisdom, knowledge, and respect. Our modern outlook on aging could take a page from their book
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Colorful sineguelas leaf beetle threatens Guam’s hog plum trees, causing defoliation and reduced fruit yields.
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The report is a snapshot of how UOG is addressing needs related to agriculture and life in Guam.
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People with diabetes, their families, and those wanting to live healthily are invited to a four-session cooking class from the nutrition team at University of Guam Land Grant Extension Service.
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In Guam and across the typhoon-prone Western Pacific, the lush greenery that defines our tropical landscape can quickly turn into a source of destruction when typhoons hit. Tall trees become hazards - falling on homes, blocking roads and impeding emergency responders, and damaging utility lines. Fortunately, one of the most effective strategies for reducing typhoon-related damage is simple and practical: managing tree size with proper pruning and maintenance.
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