About 4-H
State Impact: Outdoor Education
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Alabama 4-H young people explore, understand, and connect.
Exploring Alabama’s Resources
Alabama 4-H provided 29,036 young people with opportunities to learn about and explore our state’s natural resources through forestry, wildlife, water, stewardship, and recreation.
4-H is in every Alabama county
71,241 young people in Alabama 4-H
Management Planning
Field Investigating
Responsible Recreating
Through 4-H Outdoor Education programs, young people actively explored the outdoors.
- 100 virtual contest freshwater anglers
- 77 miles of paddling in Alabama freshwater
- 53 water monitoring collections
- 32 forestry and wildlife management competitors
The Bottom Line
4-H is equipping young people with the knowledge and skills to protect and conserve Alabama’s valuable resources.
Visit www.alabama4h.com for more information.
Revised May 2022, State Impact: Outdoor Education, 4HYD-2408