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The CSU Extension in Gilpin County helps mountain residents improve their quality of life by offering a website, classes and programs that provide unbiased, research-based information on forestry, wildfire, wildlife, mountain gardening, noxious weeds and many other issues. Through our 4-H programs, we help youth develop life skills through leadership opportunities.

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Gilpin Archwood 4-H Club would like to invite you to join us! Gilpin County has one traditional 4-H club, open to enrollment for members ages eight (8) to eighteen (18), that supports a variety of projects including horse, shooting sports, dogs, robotics and more. 

Additionally, Gilpin County partners with Jefferson County 4-H so that we can both have the advantages of larger membership and more opportunities. Please visit the Jefferson County 4-H website for the latest information and updates.

Why 4-H? A recent survey conducted by the National 4-H Council revealed the critical benefits of 4-H programs.

If you have questions or would like to join us, please email us.

Events

Check back soon for upcoming events.

Projects

Organizational Leader

Krystal Meyer – email Krystal

Krystal is a long time resident of Gilpin County and in her youth was a part of the Gilpin 4-H club, where her main project was horse. Although horse projects were her main focus as a youth, she hopes to encourage the local youth to look at all the amazing projects that 4-H has to offer and understand that you don’t have to have an animal to be a part of 4-H.

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