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Volunteers help youth feel welcomed, empowered in 4-H programming - Vimarsana News

Volunteers help youth feel welcomed, empowered in 4-H programming

March 04, 2021 URBANA, Ill. ­– Illinois 4-H Shooting Sports relies heavily on adult volunteers taking the lead in the various disciplines, ultimately making the county program successful. Registration is open for two statewide Shooting Sports Leader Certification sessions on June 5 and July 24. The Illinois 4-H Shooting Sports program is part of the National 4-H Shooting Sports program that started in the mid 1970s. Shooting sports operate under strict regulations. Volunteers working with the program must complete certification before being accepted as an instructor. “After the training,...

Don't be fooled by thin ice - Vimarsana News

Don't be fooled by thin ice

Don't be fooled by thin ice

4-H service project brushes off invasives at state park - Vimarsana News

4-H service project brushes off invasives at state park

December 16, 2020 Clark County 4-H members Colin Perron and Rachel Morris, both 13, installed boot cleaning stations at Lincoln Trail State Park on October 31. MARSHALL, Ill. – In 1830, a young Abraham Lincoln traveled from Indiana with his family to settle in Illinois. Almost two centuries later, new young leaders are following in his footsteps by preserving the state’s natural legacy at his namesake park. Clark County 4-H members Colin Perron and Rachel Morris put their hands to higher service this fall by installing boot brushing stations at Lincoln Trail State Park to help keep out in...

4-H service project brushes off invasives - Vimarsana News

4-H service project brushes off invasives

Wednesday, December 16, 2020 - 12:00 In 1830, a young Abraham Lincoln traveled from Indiana with his family to settle in Illinois. Almost two centuries later, new young leaders are following in his footsteps by preserving the state’s natural legacy at his namesake park. Clark County 4-H members Colin Perron and Rachel Morris put their hands to higher service this fall by installing boot brushing stations at Lincoln Trail State Park to help keep out invasive species. “Colin and Rachel share a love for nature and interacting with nature in responsible and respectful ways,” says Tresa Morr...