HUDSON- Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia and Greene Counties is excited to announce the opening of applications for its renowned Master Gardener Volunteer Training program, with a deadline set for January 31st. This unique 12-week course starts on March 2nd and ends on June 1st. It offers gardening enthusiasts the opportunity to transform their passion into community impact.
About the Master Gardener Volunteers Training
The Master Gardener Volunteers program empowers individuals to become community gardening leaders. Participants will embark on a hybrid learning experience, combining virtual coursework and in-person meetings and excursions. The curriculum covers a diverse range of topics, from basic botany to nuisance wildlife, and everywhere in-between.
What Sets Our Program Apart
- Expert Presentations: Learn from the best in the field as top experts from Cornell share their knowledge and insights.
- Hands-On Learning: Immerse yourself in interactive activities that bring theoretical learning to life.
- Community Impact: Seasoned Master Gardeners will guide you on contributing to community projects, leading workshops, and providing expert advice to fellow gardeners.
Key Details
- Duration: 12 weeks, March 2nd to June 1st (with breaks in April and May)
- Format: Hybrid, with virtual coursework, online office hours, and in-person meetings
- In-Person Sessions: Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., includes a lunch break
- Locations: Cornell Cooperative Extension offices in Hudson and Acra
How to Apply
- Applications for the Master Gardener Training are now open and will close on January 31, 2024. Interested individuals can apply online by visiting CceColumbiaGreene.org/become-
a-master-gardener. Space is limited, so early applications are encouraged.
For more information on Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia and Greene Counties, visit our website at CceColumbiaGreene.org.
