Who we are?  
  We are an organization dedicated to improving the quality of life in Oswego County. Acting in partnership with Oswego County Government, and other county agencies, we bring evidence-based solution to issues affecting individuals, families and communities.
 
 What we do?  
  We provide "real world" educational programs to people who live and work in Oswego County, with a special emphasis on families. Through education, we give people the opportunity to make meaningful decisions that will impact their lives.
 
 Why we do it?  
  We believe that education can change lives and communities while improving society for everyone. We are dedicated in our approach and committed to working with everyone toward beneficial change.
 
 

• The Oswego County Harvest Guide is going into its second printing we want you to be included! Contact Lynnette at 315.963.7286 or lkw39@cornell.edu
• Mark your calendars: Friday October 12 is the Third Annual Oswego County Harvest Dinner

 


• The Oswego County Fair is just around the corner! Head to the 4-H page for all the information you need.


 

The Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center, owned and operated by
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County's 4-H Program, consists of
150 acres of mixed woods, wetlands, and Rowell Brook. Three miles of hiking trails guide visitors through the ecosystems and are available to the public year round, from dusk until dawn.

 
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