New Chairwoman Aims to Strengthen King County Master Gardeners in 2026
Marie Kurka-Brown, a passionate gardener and former marketing professional, has taken the helm as the chairwoman of the Master Gardener Foundation of King County. She aims to strengthen the organisation's impact through various initiatives in 2026.
Marie's journey with the Master Gardener program began in 2020 when she became a Certified Master Gardener through Washington State University's program. She dedicated her time volunteering at Soos Creek Botanical Garden, honing her skills and knowledge in horticulture. Her passion for gardening and community impact led her to join the King County Master Gardener Foundation's board in 2021.
As the chairwoman, Marie plans to focus on four key areas this year. Firstly, she aims to bolster the Plant Clinics, ensuring gardeners across King County have access to expert advice. Secondly, she wants to enhance the organisation's gardens, creating beautiful and educational spaces. Thirdly, Marie seeks to forge partnerships with local food banks, promoting sustainable gardening practices and food security. Lastly, she plans to cultivate community togetherness, fostering a strong network of gardeners and enthusiasts.
Marie Kurka-Brown's unique blend of professional skills and personal passion makes her an asset to the Master Gardener Foundation of King County. Her plans for 2026 promise to strengthen the organisation's role as educators, environmental stewards, and advocates for healing gardens in King County.
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