Lake County Resources

You may notice a few changes to our website in the coming weeks!  We’re making updates to ensure our site meets ADA accessibility standards. We want everyone to be able to easily connect with our programs and resources. 

If you have trouble locating information, please reach out — we’re happy to help.  Materials may be available in alternate formats.  Thank you for being part of our Extension community!

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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Upcoming Lake County Events

Featured Stories

Purdue Extension.
A Matter of Balance

A Matter of Balance (MOB) is specifically designed to reduce the fear of falling and improve...

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4-H Youth Development

4-H began over 100 years ago, and has since grown into the largest youth development program in...

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Alzheimer's Awareness Programs

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

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Community Development

The mission of Purdue Extension Community Development is to strengthen the capacity of local...

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Featured Story

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Lenny Farlee smiling in front of an invasive honeysuckle bush.
Uniting Indiana residents against invasive species

Purdue Extension has helped subdue invasive species ranging from kudzu and emerald ash borer to thousand canker disease and spongy moth. The work continues against new waves of invaders, such as tree of heaven and spotted lanternfly.

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