Cooperative Extension at UH
A partnership between the land-grant UH Manoa and federal, state, and local governments, Cooperative Extension delivers science-based extension services to urban and rural communities across Hawai‘i through 27 extension and research stations on Kaua‘i, O‘ahu, Maui, Moloka‘i and Hawai‘i Island.
Research-based information supports Hawai‘i’s agriculture industry and the state's move toward greater food and fuel self-sufficiency. Extension programs also protect natural resources. And Cooperative Extension addresses the human environment as well—supporting youth development, strengthening families, promoting healthful living, building community leadership, and nurturing food and fiber business development.
On an average day, nearly 300 people receive direct help from CTAHR’s 65 FTE extension agents and specialists and other faculty, and support staff.
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