Judith Garcia Takes Nutrition Educator Role
Gaston County is excited to welcome Judith Garcia as our new Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) educator. …
4-H Youth Development
4-H is the largest youth development organization in North Carolina, educating hundreds of thousands of young people each year. Extension’s 4-H program is growing the next generation of leaders and equipping youth with the skills to succeed.
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Extension Programming Models
This publication illustrates the NC State Extension Model for Program Planning and Evaluation for proactive …
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Growing Cool-Season Vegetables in Childcare Production Gardens
This publication focuses on easy-to-grow, child-friendly, cool-season vegetables suitable for childcare center gardening. This is …
Growing Warm-Season Fruits and Vegetables in Childcare Production Gardens
This publication focuses on easy-to-grow, child-friendly, warm-season fruits and vegetables suitable for childcare center gardening. …
Animal Appetites
This educational resource for children aged 9-12 explores food preferences in animals through inquiry-based learning …
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Nature's Footprints
This educational resource for children aged 9-12 explains how to identify a wide variety of …
3/14/19 — Youth Wildlife Projects
Hunting and Fishing Sportsmanship
This educational resource for children aged 13-15 explains basic rules for being a good sportsman …
3/14/19 — Youth Wildlife Projects
Wild Game: From Field to Table
This educational resource for children aged 13-15 explains how to properly handle, store, dress and …
3/14/19 — Youth Wildlife Projects
Urban Wildlife: Our Animal Neighbors
This educational resource for children aged 13-15 explains how to observe urban wildlife, record information …
3/14/19 — Youth Wildlife Projects