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UGA Extension Camden County works through a unique partnership through state and local county government, the University of Georgia and the US Department of Agriculture. Extension strives to enrich the lives of its constituents through educational programing in many different program areas including Agricultural & Natural Resources (ANR), 4-H Youth Development , and Family & Consumer Sciences (FACS). The Camden Office has onsite ANR and 4-H agents. Have questions or want to know more? Find us on Facebook or contact us at:
912-576-3219
uge3039@uga.edu
PO Box 309 / 1409 Georgia Ave
Woodbine, GA 31569
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 8AM - 5PM
Closed daily for lunch from 12PM - 1PM
Closed weekends & most major holidays
Upcoming Programs Spotlight
Register Now For The 2024 Virtual Lunch & Learn Classes
Lunch & Learn Info & Registration Link
GSWCC Project Funding for Small Scale Farming (funding opportunity ends December 2026)
Details on ANR Blog
Get Certified to Combat Aquatic Nuisance Species in Georgia
Learn how to protect Georgia waters & know how to report 'Aquatic Nuisance Species' (ANS). Get ANS certified today!
Visit the Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources website for more information.
Camden County Government Public Notices
Camden County Government Public Notices
Camden County Resiliency-Implementation-Workplan
Upcoming Events
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Dec 6 Meet Me In The Garden Please join the Glynn County Master Gardener Volunteers at the Madge Merritt 4-H Teaching Garden! On the first Saturday of each month, they will host a brief educational presentation, tours of the research plots, and field any questions that you may have about your own lawn and garden! Bring along pictures to help them see the issues you are facing. If you have any questions, you may reach out to 912-554-7577 or mchalbrook@uga.edu Topics will be updated as they are assigned. May change throughout. Follow our Facebook event page to stay up-to-date
- Brunswick, GA - (18.0 Miles)
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2024 Rural Scholars Launched in 2020, the CAES Rural Scholars Program was designed to recruit and retain outstanding students from underrepresented areas of the state.
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Women Stress Farming A new University of Georgia study highlights the unique challenges of farming while raising a family and managing a household.
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That's the spirit Raise a glass to celebrate the field of fermentation with stories from CAES faculty and alumni.
