Programs
Agriculture and Natural Resources
Solving problems and exploring new techniques to improve the productivity of California's food and fiber industries.
Fire Science
Education about the importance of fire within the California ecosystems an working holistically across the landscape with vegetation management and stewardship practices, while adapting the our homes and communities to live with fire through structure hardening and defensible space.
Forest Health
Sudden Oak Death has killed large numbers of oaks and tanoaks in several of California's coastal counties. Cooperative Extension provides practical, research-based information on the diagnosis and management of this disease.
Horticulture
The Horticulture Program promotes sound plant health care with an emphasis on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) principles.
Human-Wildlife Interactions
The Human-Wildlife Interactions Program works to help mitigate conflict between people and wildlife, addressing issues including protecting pets and livestock from coyotes and mountain lions, and keeping rats and gophers out of home gardens.
Marin County 4-H Program
This youth development program helps young people discover and develop their potential. It provides an exciting variety of educational and enrichment experiences.
Marin County Fish and Wildlife Commission
The Marin County Fish and Wildlife Commission advises the Board of Supervisors on expenditures of funds obtained through fines levied for fish and wildlife violations in Marin County.
Master Gardeners
Trained volunteers provide advice and support for local gardeners, schools and non-profit organizations.
Specialty Crops
This Specialty Crops Program focuses on soil, water, and pest management and strategic crop/variety selection of non-grape fruit and vegetable crop systems.
Sustainable Agriculture
Created to help farmers, ranchers and processors transition to more sustainable practices by providing the Marin County agricultural community with resources for education, marketing, networking and research.