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Examples of projects:
One of the main purposes of the Master Gardener program is to work on community betterment projects. Project work is often one of the most rewarding parts of being a Master Gardener.
Extension Office Work
- Answering home gardening and pest management phone calls and helping visitors at the Cooperative Extension Office or Satellite Offices
- Organize reference materials, publications, files for Master Gardeners to disseminate
Special Events
- Coordinate or assist with home and garden shows, county fairs, gardening information booths, problem diagnostic clinics, etc.
- Prepare displays, posters, advertisement, or any art work that benefits or represents the Master Gardener Volunteer program or Cooperative Extension
- Serve as Special Events Coordinator
Journalism
- Write articles for local association newsletter
- Write news articles (must be approved by county Extension Agent prior to release)
- Serve as Newsletter Editor, Communications Director, Publicity Director, etc.
Research
- Work on research projects and reports for the purpose of developing and disseminating information, or seeking grants, under the supervision of the county Extension agent
Landscaping Projects
- Install a school yard teaching garden
- Serve as MG Group Liaison (coordinate cooperative programs with other agencies)
Presentations and Programs
- Organize, research, plan and present programs/classes to civic or garden clubs, schools, Master Gardener classes or meetings, conferences, botanical gardens, community college, etc.
- Serve as a speakers bureau coordinator or program director
Youth Gardening Activities
- Assist classroom teachers with gardening projects, school gardens or landscapes (involving students)
- 4-H youth activities (including judging projects)
- Mentor a Jr. Master Gardener program in your county
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