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This group is focused on identifying and evaluating the intended and unintended outcomes of Extension’s involvement in disaster response and recovery. Members contribute their ideas and expertise to conceptualize and develop a framework for capturing the impact of Extension’s response to disasters.
This organization supports the mission of the WVU Extension in Morgan County by enhancing public access to the programs and expertise available to the community.
Deepen the connection between the network of URI Master Gardener Program partnership gardens. Share ideas, resources, and foster collaboration!
Members of the West Virginia Community Education Outreach Service (C.E.O.S.) believe in our mission and purpose to strengthen families, to promote lifelong learning, and to encourage community involvement through horticulture-based free education and activities.
This group is for UC ANR Strategic Initiatives
for NIFA, IDRA, and Extension Foundation support of the NextGen program
This group is for Western Region Master Naturalist Program Leaders
The mission of the West Virginia CEOS is to strengthen individuals and families through Continuing Education, Leadership Development, and Community Involvement for the betterment of all.
CLRFS is an Extension Foundation National Project Team offering a platform to share resource materials and training opportunities, and foster peer interactions for Extension educators, community-based practitioners and individuals involved in work related to building sustainable, equitable, and just food systems.
Collaboratively grow a strong, sustainablerecreation economy that enhances the qualityof life for residents and visitors by providingthe best outdoor experience.
Intranet for ECOP Program Action Teams & Website Publishing Tool.
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