Bristol Bay 4-H Club
Bristol Bay 4-H is a club for youth in Kindergarten through 12th grade. It is project or interest driven.
Clubs and events in Dillingham, Nondalton, Iliamina, Levelock, Aleknagik, Clarks Point Lous Point and Manokotak and adding more communities upon request.
Trapping, skin sewing, birding, ballet, LEGO, collage, gardening, Culture Camps and clubs, and other activities
Contact Deanna Baier for more information
907 842 4508 weekdays or debaier@alaska.edu
Goals
To maintain, encourage and develop self-value, responsibility and independence within youth and communities
To maintain, encourage and develop traditional values within our youth and communities
To maintain, encourage and develop self-value, responsibility and independence within youth and communities
To maintain, encourage and develop traditional values within our youth and communities
Housed at the Bristol Bay Native Association,
the Bristol Bay Federally Recognized
Tribes Extension Program supports 4-H
and positive youth development activities
in Dillingham and communities throughout the region.
With an emphasis on traditional values and
cultures, Bristol Bay 4-H encourages
youth to develop a sense of independence,
self-worth, and responsibility to self,
others and community.
We welcome new volunteers, ideas for 4-H projects, and new clubs! All youth ages 5
to 18 are welcome. There is an annual $10 membership fee/child; the annual family
membership is $30 (for families with three or more children enrolled).
the Bristol Bay Federally Recognized
Tribes Extension Program supports 4-H
and positive youth development activities
in Dillingham and communities throughout the region.
With an emphasis on traditional values and
cultures, Bristol Bay 4-H encourages
youth to develop a sense of independence,
self-worth, and responsibility to self,
others and community.
We welcome new volunteers, ideas for 4-H projects, and new clubs! All youth ages 5
to 18 are welcome. There is an annual $10 membership fee/child; the annual family
membership is $30 (for families with three or more children enrolled).
A 4-H project can be any fun, educational activity that a caring adult would like
to share with youth. Dog mushing, small fur-bearer trapping, sewing, gardening,
animal husbandry and photography are some examples of programs that are active
or planned in the Bristol Bay region. Led by adult volunteers, young people can be
part of a 4-H group activity, or form a 4-H club.
to share with youth. Dog mushing, small fur-bearer trapping, sewing, gardening,
animal husbandry and photography are some examples of programs that are active
or planned in the Bristol Bay region. Led by adult volunteers, young people can be
part of a 4-H group activity, or form a 4-H club.
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Contact information:
Deanna Baier, Bristol Bay Tribal Extension Educator Bristol Bay Native Association 1500 Kanakanak Road Dillingham, AK 99576 Phone: (907) 842-4508 Cell: (907) 843-0822 debaier@alaska.edu |
The Federally Recognized Tribes Extension Program (FRTEP) is a program of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture at the US Department of Agriculture. Through land grant universities, FRTEP provides Cooperative Extension programming in agriculture and youth development to Native American/Alaska Native tribes. The Bristol Bay FRTEP serves Alaska Native stakeholders in communities throughout the Bristol Bay region. It is based in Dillingham at the Bristol Bay Native Association.
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