EACH ONE-TEACH ONE Project: Accessible Garden Design Part A

EACH ONE-TEACH ONE Project: Accessible Garden Design Part B

EACH ONE-TEACH ONE Project: Accessible Gardens Supplement

EACH ONE-TEACH ONE Project: Enabled Planting Tables
Here's a handout that demonstrates how John Werblow is building some demonstration tables. These are especially suited for those seated in wheelchairs or other seated gardeners, or for gardeners who have trouble bending over. At this time, you can see a planted table at the West Madison Agricultural Research Station.
Watch this website for more information.

EACH ONE-TEACH ONE Project: More Enabled Gardening Tips

EACH ONE-TEACH ONE Project: Sensory Garden Supplement

Please share these handouts with your neighbors. Together we can produce a more biologically diverse and sustainable Dane County.

In My Backyard Series Handout: Wildlife Habitat
What features do you need to create your own backyard habitat? Your neighborhood? Your town? Consider certifying your own backyard through the National Wildlife Federation's program:

In My Backyard Series Handout: Native Plantings for a Wildlife Habitat
From Penn State. Note pages 3 and 4 for a planting chart.

In My Backyard Series Handout: Wildlife Habitat (from the class)
This handout was only available to those who participated in the June 13 class with Christopher Lepczyk, PhD.

MAMGA 2006 Annual Executive Report
If you know of someone who cannot access this file, but would like a copy, suggest they contact us and we will mail a hard copy to them.

MAMGA 2008 Membership Benefit Flyer
We are adding more benefits as the year goes on. Check the 'About us' webpage for more current information.

MAMGA Annual Directory Cover/Committee Information
This link is only for the covers of the Annual Membership Directory. It does not include any information about the individual members.

MAMGA Bylaws
Bylaws of Madison Area Master Gardeners Association, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

MAMGA Committee Work in 2006
Learn what your board committees have been doing in 2006. Won't you volunteer in the many programs we are planning to have in 2007?

MAMGA Help Wanted/Volunteer Opportunites (June 2007 Supplement)

MAMGA Member Volunteer-Interest Survey Form
Feel free to forward this form to us at any time, but consider sending it to us when you send in your annual dues. We really need the help of the membership to do wonderful and mundane things. Won't you consider sharing your interests with the Membership Committee? This is a WORD file. Consider filling it out on line and emailing it back to mamgamembers@yahoo.com, or print it out and mail.

MAMGA Mentor Program Brochure <--NEW PROGRAM

MENTEES:
Each new MG student and any MG graduate who is interested in having a master gardener mentor is encouraged to participate in the program. Even if we can't obtain volunteers to be mentors for all interested mentees, the Community Service Committee will have events that will benefit you.

MENTORS:
Any master gardener who has volunteered a minimum of 100 service hours (and there's a lot in Dane County)and is excited about passing along the "tricks of the trade" are encouraged to help these new students.

Complete this form and mail back the survey and sign up sections to MAMGA. This form can be mailed in at any time, however the class schedule runs from Jan-Jun and Jun to Dec. We'd like to be able to match up mentor pgm teams in January and June, when possible.

NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES

MAMGA Newsletter submissions...
Our MAMGAupdate newsletter is published monthly. To submit an article, contact MAMGA Newsletter or mamgamail@yahoo.com. (Or, call 224-3721 and mention you want to submit a "MAMGA newsletter article".) Please submit articles by the first Friday of each month (for the following month's issue). Time spent writing and researching articles can be counted as Extension Volunteer time. Information about other plant/nature related organizations can be forwarded for inclusion in our calendar, as well.

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