Youth Aquaculture
University of Maine Cooperative Extension | Maine State 4-H
Embark on an exciting journey into the world of aquaculture! This hands-on micro-credential, designed for curious and ambitious youth, offers a deep dive into sustainable seafood production, marine biology, and innovative farming techniques. Whether you dream of shaping the future of food systems, protecting aquatic ecosystems, or simply exploring a growing global industry, this program equips you with the knowledge and skills to make waves.
Cost: Free
Available only to Teen Learners as part of Maine State 4-H Programs.
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Boost your skills and stand out with a 4-H Aquaculture micro-credential!
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