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Archuleta County Extension delivers on CSU’s land-grant mission by helping to make reliable, science-based resources accessible to all. We serve the state of Colorado and beyond, but specialize in helping the Archuleta County community.
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Youth Development
CSU Extension administers the 4-H youth development programs for Archuleta County. These programs are open to all youth ages 5-18 years.


Food & Nutrition
Whether you’re preserving produce from your garden, starting a home-based food business, or striving to make healthier food choices, CSU Extension offers practical resources and expertise to help you thrive.
From canning and food preservation guides to altitude baking adjustments, meal planning tips, allergen-friendly recipes, food safety training and more, CSU Extension is here to feed your curiosity.
Yard, Garden & Horticulture
Whether you’re a beginning gardener or a seasoned green thumb – a houseplant hobbyist or a professional landscaper – CSU Extension offers trusted information, solutions, and region-specific tips and tools for your garden, lawn, and landscaping needs.


Carnivores
Colorado is home to a variety of carnivores, including bears, mountain lions, coyotes, and wolves. CSU Extension provides resources on human–carnivore interactions, covering topics such as carnivore ecology, livestock and wildlife management, economic impacts, and the social dynamics of living with predators.
Agriculture
CSU Extension staff are happy to help answer any questions or concerns regarding agriculture in Colorado. We can help with information about crop planning, soil testing, insect and pathogen identification, agricultural lease information, and many other questions. We can also help connect you to other excellent regional and national resources.


Natural Resources
CSU Extension provides individuals and communities with expertise, information, and tools to sustainably manage Colorado’s natural resources, wildlife, and ecosystems. Explore articles, programs, and services designed to help landowners, communities, and individuals manage our water, forests, rangelands, wildlife habitats, and more.
Health & Well-being
CSU Extension empowers Coloradans to live healthy lives by supporting community-driven initiatives and offering programs and resources that promote a culture of health and well-being. CSU Extension’s work is based on the Cooperative Extension National Framework for Health Equity and Well-being.

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