The Skamania Community Garden is doing very well, thanks to strong community interest and much support from Lynea Moat and Laila Goldring.
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A gorge, a river, a volcano and a lot of really nice people.
Improving leadership aimed at reducing poverty in rural and reservation communities
Board of Directors
| Lynea Moat |
| Sharisse Cordell |
| Amanda Johnson |
| Dave Brown |
| John Mobley |
| Carol Farland |
| Scott Pineo |
| Amy Buettner |
| Jennifer Allinger |
| Jamie Tolfree |
| Sandi Wang |
Skamania County Resources
Stevenson-Skamania County Strategic Plan
Each Community's journey through the Horizons Program focused on Community Leadership to Reduce Poverty. To view your Community's Strategic Plan, visit Horizons II Community Information page, using the link below. Once there, click on your community's link and then on the link for a copy of the Community Strategic Plan. http://www.horizons.wsu.edu/project/horizons2/community.html
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- Community Resources (2)
- Leadership Awareness (1)
- Leadership Change (1)
- Leadership Expansion (4)
- Leadership Maintenance (1)
- Poverty Action (1)
- Poverty Awareness (1)
- Poverty Mobilizing (2)
- Poverty Structural Changes (1)
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The community Garden could not have been possible without the following: A generous lumber donation from SDS Lumber, Tim O'Mahoney for his time and giving to every aspect of the building, Scott Pineo and the staff at Facilities and Recreation for all their time and support, Commissioner Tolfree who has helped support all phases, along with the hard work from Skamania County Public Outreach Program(SCPOP'ers) youth board members who gave their time and energy to builing the raised beds. Stevenson High School Students who helped fill the plots, and painted the storage shed to match beautifully with the exhibit hall at the fairgrounds during community service day.A special thanks to the Garden Committee members, WSU/Extension Agent (Todd Murray) for sharing his knowledge with the people who have rented plots making this a very successful and beautiful garden!
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