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2009 Mid-Year Reports
WSU King County Extension experts have been helping individuals, families, and communities improve stewardship and quality of life in urban and rural King County for nearly 100 years. WSU offers informal education opportunities in two major areas: a) Natural Resources including agriculture, food systems, forestry, and Master Gardeners, and b) youth and family programming including 4-H/Youth Development and nutrition.
As Director of WSU King County Extension, I am pleased to announce the availability of our 2009 Mid-Year Program Impact (pdf) reports. Below are individual reports, including impacts, from 17 of our many program activities during 2009. (If you would like to print the entire book of reports, click HERE.)
/s/Brad Gaolach, PhD
Director
WSU King County Extension
Message from the Director (pdf)
Mapping the Impact of King County Extension (pdf)
Forestry and Forest Stewardship (pdf)
Extension Watershed Stewardship (pdf)
Tools for Resourceful Living (pdf)
Solid Waste Division Partnership, WSU & King County (pdf)
Master Gardener Program (pdf)
Commercial Agriculture & Community Horticulture (pdf)
King County Food & Fitness Initiative (pdf)
Acting Food Policy Council for Seattle and King County (pdf)
Food $ense CHANGE (pdf)
Food Safety and Health (pdf)
Latino Youth Attend WSU 4-H Teen Conference (pdf)
Cultural Diversity Education (pdf)
Agriculture Youth Program (pdf)
4-H Youth Gardening (pdf)
View previous reports detailing the diversity of programming, diversity of audience, and on-the-ground impacts WSU King County Extension.
2008 year-end reports
2007 year-end reports
2006 year-end reports
2005 year-end reports
2004 year-end reports
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