Lake County Resources

What We Do

Our team connects Lake County residents to world-class Purdue University research and a nationwide network of experts in agriculture, community, environment, family, food, and youth.

We deliver educational programs and resources in Agriculture and Natural Resources, promoting sustainable practices; Health and Human Sciences, enhancing well-being; Community Development, fostering economic growth; and 4-H Youth Development, empowering the next generation.

Contact Us

Purdue Lake County Extension
lakeces@purdue.edu
2293 N Main Street
Crown Point, IN 46307
(219) 755-3240

 

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More than community gardens: How urban farming is expanding in Indiana

As more Indiana residents move to cities and suburbs, they have found ways to stay connected to...

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Alzheimer's Awareness Programs

Purdue Extension-Lake County is offering Alzheimer's Awareness Programs throughout Lake...

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4-H Urban Ag Youth Program

Northwest Indiana youth in grades 3–12 are invited to explore the exciting world of urban...

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UAV trainings take careers, learning to new heights

Extension educator Heidi Potter has learned that flying drones is easy when you have the right...

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Lake County 4-H Youth Advances to National Invention Convention

Lake County 4-H member Michelle Neacsu recently earned statewide recognition for her creativity...

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Be Heart Smart

Purdue Extension-Lake County hosts Be Heart Smart Programs to combat heart disease in Northwest...

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Zinnias grow in raised beds
More than community gardens: How urban farming is expanding in Indiana

As more Indiana residents move to cities and suburbs, they have found ways to stay connected to agriculture — raising chickens, growing small pots of tomatoes and contributing to community-managed gardens in their new settings. Purdue...

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