As we reflect on the past year, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible dedication and generosity of our Master Gardener volunteers. The Master Gardeners’ time, effort, and passion have been the driving force behind our mission, and we are excited to share the impact of their contributions in this year’s Extension Master Gardener Annual Report.

In the pages that follow, you will find a detailed look at the collective hours served, the milestones we have reached, and the lives that have been touched through their commitment to providing research-based horticulture education to their communities. The numbers tell a story of dedication, but beyond the data, they represent the real difference they have made throughout Nevada.

This report is not just a summary of figures; it is a celebration of the hard work and an acknowledgment of the countless ways our Master Gardener volunteers have enriched the lives of others.

We invite you to explore the report and take pride in the remarkable achievements of the Master Gardener volunteers have accomplished. As we look ahead, we are excited for another year of service, impact, and working together to make a difference.

With deepest appreciation,

Katelyn Brinkerhoff
Statewide Master Gardener Coordinator
University of Nevada, Reno Extension

 
Brinkerhoff, K. 2025, Extension Master Gardener Annual Report (2024), Extension, University of Nevada, Reno

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Latham, M. 2003, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-03-23
Physical and Psychological Safety Promotes Youth Learning in 4-H
This fact sheet explores youth development and associated skill sets by discussing critical indicators of quality youth development, volunteer 4-H leader skills, Life Skills, and more.
Singletary, L., Smith, M., and Evans, W. 2004, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-04-32
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Fisher, J. 2017, Reno Gazette Journal
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Tesar, R. 2025, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno
Delivering 4-H to an Urban Environment: What do Urban Volunteer Leaders Need to Know?
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Barker, W. and Killian, E. 2010, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-10-82
 

Associated Programs

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Master Gardeners of Douglas County

Learn about Extension's Master Gardener Program in Douglas County, Nevada.

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Master Gardeners of Nevada

Program trains local gardeners to provide research-based horticulture information to Nevadans.

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Master Gardeners of Washoe County

Master Gardeners provide free, research-based horticulture information to Nevadans.