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AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES (ANR) PROGRAM UNIT

The ANR program unit conducts locally relevant applied research in the fields of agriculture and natural resource sciences.

COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (CED) PROGRAM UNIT

CED faculty and staff partner with local leaders to improve their communities and grow their economy.

YOUTH & FAMILY (YF) PROGRAM UNIT

Youth and Family programs improve the capacity of young people to be successful and strengthens families to support healthy development.

News

WSU 4-H educators make international trip to support democracy-building education

WSU 4-H educators make international trip to support democracy-building education

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A WSU Extension professor of youth development recently traveled to the country of Georgia with a longtime WSU 4-H volunteer to support an educational curriculum…
WSU 4-H educators make international trip to support democracy-building education
Lamb Weston donation helps WSU Master Gardeners enhance sustainability education

Lamb Weston donation helps WSU Master Gardeners enhance sustainability education

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Through a gift from Lamb Weston, WSU Master Gardener Program volunteers in central Washington will help their communities become more sustainable and food secure.
Lamb Weston donation helps WSU Master Gardeners enhance sustainability education
Kiwi, shipova, sea buckthorn? New from Extension: Uncommon fruits for Washington’s maritime climate

Kiwi, shipova, sea buckthorn? New from Extension: Uncommon fruits for Washington’s maritime climate

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Latest Extension guides help gardeners in western Washington encounter uncommon, delicious small fruits.
Kiwi, shipova, sea buckthorn? New from Extension: Uncommon fruits for Washington’s maritime climate

Events

October Extension Conference

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We will be dispersed throughout the state at these seven locations:

Everett   |   Pullman   |   Puyallup   |   Spokane   |   Tri Cities   |   Vancouver   |   Wenatchee

CAHNRS All Extension Conference 2022

Extension Action In A Changing Climate

July 11, 2022 – July 14, 2022
WSU Tri-Cities Campus, Richland WA

Recorded Sessions