Success StoryMaster Gardener Educational Tours
Master Gardener Educational Tours
Author: Lorilee Kunze
Planning Unit: Bullitt County CES
Major Program: Master Gardener
Plan of Work: Develop Individuals for Volunteer Roles and Leadership Positions
Outcome: Intermediate Outcome
Describe the Issue or Situation.
Fill in more detail later. Master Gardener Volunteers gain skills, confidence, perspective and bring those back to Bullitt County in programming and leadership roles.
Describe the Outreach or Educational Program Response (and Partners, if applicable).
Provide the Number and Description(s) of Participants/Target Audience.
Provide a Statement of Outcomes or Program Impact. Please note that the outcomes statement must use evaluation data to describe the change(s) that occurred in individuals, groups, families, businesses, or in the community because of the program/outreach.
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