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The Master Composter Recycler Program is a community education program to raise awareness about resource conservation through composting and recycling. Participants receive 20 hours of training in waste reduction, reuse, recycling and “re-buying”; hazardous waste recycling; backyard composting; vermicomposting; yard waste recycling; and public speaking.

Master Composter Recyclers (MCRs) share their knowledge with others by volunteering for 20 hours of public outreach over the next two years. Through presentations and demonstrations in neighborhoods, workplaces, special events and other venues, MCRs help the larger Schenectady County community to learn sound resource conservation practices.

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Adult and college student volunteers play a very key role in 4-H Youth Development and are as diverse as the population of the state. As a 4-H volunteer you can serve as a judge for the Altamont Fair or Public Presentations, act as a 4-H Club leader or lend your expertise in as a one time project trainer.  Volunteers are valued and recognized by staff and administration. Sign up today!

Email sds254@cornell.edu  Call 372-1622 x-261

Master Gardener Volunteer Positions

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Schenectady County is currently recruiting Master Gardener Volunteers.  Master Gardeners are people who are interested in horticulture, and want to give back to their community.  The selection process will begin mid-summer, and training starts in September of 2010.  The Master Gardener job description and application are posted below.  Please print out and return the application as soon as possible.  If you have any questions or would like to request an application by mail please email amj22@cornell.edu or call 372-1622 x-259.

Master Gardener Job Description