4-H held their annual Presentation Day and Interview Contest on Saturday, February 8, 2020 at the College of San Mateo. Presentation Day is a fun opportunity for 4-H members to showcase their knowledge in a subject of their choosing.
The UC Master Gardener Program is spreading the word about composting, an obligation of a $5,000 grant awarded by the San Mateo County Office of Sustainability (OOS).
California 4-H Youth Summit is a three day weekend leadership experience that is hosted in multiple locations throughout the state. We had seven youth in our San Mateo County 4-H Club attend the Bay/Coast Youth Summit held in Walker Creek Ranch in Petaluma on January 10-12, 2020.
Our colleagues at 4-H have developed an entire food science curriculum for grades 6-12, covering baking, protein chemistry, fruits and vegetables, and food science careers.
Read more about highlights from the June 2020 Newsletter here! A Letter from our County Director, Frank McPherson Master Gardeners are here to answer your questions Home from school?
Master Gardener Helpline operations continue during Shelter-in-Place! The Bay Area Shelter-In-Place (SIP) which took effect March 17th, has created a new sense of normal keeping many of us at home 24/7.
Environmental and outdoor science education organizations face threat of shrinking by more than half due to COVID-19 HIGHLIGHTS: According to a policy brief released by UC Berkeleys Lawrence Hall of Science, by Dec.
Adapting educational strategies to the San Mateo County Shelter-in-Place order, CalFresh Healthy Living and the Healthy Living Ambassador Program partnered with Contra Costa County Master Gardeners, Santa Clara County 4-H and Elkus Ranch to provide students at Pescadero Elementary School with plants...
San Mateo County 4-H Day of Community Service Just before the COVID-19 shelter in place order was implemented, our community clubs and county ambassadors participated in our first annual 4-H Day of Community Service on March 7, 2020.
