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4-H is a program of the University of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) which is a collaboration between Federal, State, and County governments. Each County maintains a Cooperative Extension office with 4-H staff who conduct research and extend knowledge in their areas of expertise.

For more information about any of these events/activities, contact the UCCE Office at (209) 966-2417 or stop by the Office Statewide events can be viewed here:

If you are interested in attending a 4-H meeting, please contact either the identified club leader or the 4-H office.

Our volunteers are a key part of the 4-H Youth Development Program. By volunteering, you are helping to grow the skills of 4-H youth to be our future leaders. All 4-H volunteers must apply and be appointed annually. See our http://cemariposa.ucanr.edu/4-H_Program/4-H_CLUBS/ to find a club near you.

'Ag in the Classroom', a 4-H School Enrichment Program, is a program coordinated with school personnel with use of selected 4-H learning materials as well as some California Ag in the Classroom curriculum as part of the school curriculum during school hours.

Camp Tweety is an overnite outreach camp for 4th-8th graders. As always, camp will include many fun hands-on activities, swimming (weather permitting), and of course, campfire activities. Other activities will include archery, climbing wall, giant swing, slip-n-slide, and more.

UC Master Gardener volunteers are trained by the University of California and dedicated to educating and advising local home gardeners.

UC Master Gardeners are trained representatives of the University of California Cooperative Extension. We provide research-based information, advice and education for the home gardener.

UC Master Gardeners, Michele Minniear and Julie Dowsing The Mariposa Creek Native Plant Demonstration Garden meanders along the walking path on Stroming Road, between 6th and 8th Streets.

UC Master Gardeners staff a Helpline serving Mariposa County, including Greeley Hill, Coulterville and Lake Don Pedro.