University of California 4-H Youth Development Program






		"The University of California 4-H Youth Development Program Engages Youth in Reaching Their Fullest Potential while Advancing the Field of Youth Development."

4-H in your community ...

4-H Million Trees (4HMT) Project

In 2007, the 4-H Million Trees Project (4HMT) was begun with the goal to join all the 4-H clubs across the United States to plant one million trees. 4-H members across the continent realized that planting trees would help reduce the carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere and ease the effects of global climate change, while also beautifying an area and preventing the introduction of more pollutants through runoff and high energy usage.
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Member Spotlight:
Hannah, Lockwood 4-H Club

This 11 year old girl from Monterey County has only been in California 4-H for 3 years, but during that time she has accomplished so much that she expects to earn her bronze star next year.
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4-H in your community ...

4-H Million Trees (4HMT) Project

Member Spotlight: Hannah, Lockwood 4-H Club

Member Spotlight:
Hannah, Lockwood 4-H Club