Programs & Services

Explore programs and services through CSU Extension

From Master Gardener training to local 4-H clubs, family leadership training to on-site lawn assessments, CSU Extension supports individuals and communities across Colorado through programming, services, and educational outreach.

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Featured Programs

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Become a Colorado Master Gardener

The Colorado State Extension Master Gardener® program is a unique intersection between University Horticulture expertise and community volunteers interested in educating locally. We’re looking for volunteers interested in education and outreach using research-based horticulture information. As a Colorado State Extension Master Gardener®, you’ll be a CSU Extension volunteer giving back in your local community.

Join the Colorado 4-H community

Colorado 4-H helps young people build life skills, explore interests, and grow as leaders through experiential learning. Delivered by CSU Extension and local mentors, the program reaches youth across urban, rural, and suburban communities. Colorado 4-H engages more than 100,000 young people through clubs, school enrichment, camps, and special programs annually.

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Beekeeping in the Mountain West region

CSU Extension offers an online beekeeping program tailored specifically for the Colorado and Mountain West region. This program is designed for individuals who are interested in learning how to support healthy honeybee colonies in the unique Mountain West region.

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