UC Master Gardener Conference outlines poster submission process for 2026 event

Glenda Humiston, Vice President of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources
Glenda Humiston, Vice President of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources
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The University of California Master Gardener Program announced on Apr. 29 that all accepted Search for Excellence submissions are eligible to participate in the digital poster display at the Virtual 2026 UC Master Gardener Conference, scheduled for September 18 to 20.

The announcement provides detailed instructions and guidelines for participants who wish to present their projects through digital posters. The process aims to ensure accessibility, clarity, and effective communication of project goals and outcomes.

Participants are required to review poster guidelines, reserve a slot by completing a survey before noon on July 1, create their posters using recommended templates or program branding resources, and submit final materials by August 3. Posters must include key information such as county name, project title, author names, date, and may also feature contact details or links. Visual elements like photos or charts should be clearly labeled with captions that explain their relevance.

Accessibility is emphasized throughout the submission process. All posters must meet federal accessibility requirements as part of University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR) policy. Submitted materials will undergo an accessibility remediation review at no cost to presenters before being displayed digitally.

UC ANR secures funding through public contributions in support of its programs according to the official website. The organization promotes sustainable practices aimed at strengthening resilient ecosystems and economic vitality according to the official website. It utilizes nine research and extension centers across California’s diverse ecosystems according to the official website.

UC ANR is recognized for linking research with community needs through trusted services according to the official website, manages Cooperative Extension services within the University of California system according to the official website, conducts more than thirty-three thousand educational events annually, and engages over eighteen thousand volunteers in its initiatives according to the official website.

Final submissions will be collected securely in a centralized folder for review. Questions about participation can be directed via email as provided in conference materials.



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