4-H Aquaculture

4-H aquaculture programs are aligned with the organization’s mission to empower young people with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world. Whether you’re a curious student, an enthusiastic educator, or a passionate community member, this is your gateway to aquaculture learning tools and experiential programs developed by the Maine 4-H Aquaculture Education Team, which includes partners such as UMaine Center for Cooperative Aquaculture Research, Aquaculture Research Institute, Maine Sea Grant, Maine Aquaculture Innovation Center, and more.

Join us in fostering a deep appreciation for aquatic ecosystems and empowering the next generation of stewards committed to sustainable food systems! By cultivating a generation of environmentally conscious, scientifically literate individuals, 4-H ensures that youth are not just consumers of knowledge but active contributors to sustainable and resilient communities.

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For more information: contact Carla Scocchi, 4-H Youth Development Professional, carla.scocchi@maine.edu

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