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Extension Forestry in Marion County (in English)

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A two-minute overview of the Extension Forestry and Natural Resources program. Narrated by Extension Forestry Glenn Ahrens and Master Woodland Manager volunteer Mike Matthews. The video illustrates how Extension teaches best practices that enhance the soil, air and water quality, and how the program is important to family and community success.

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