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SARE Project Report Submission Process

Project leaders submit annual reports, followed by a final report at the project's conclusion. The project reports are divided into several sections, including a summary, objectives, materials and methods, and impacts/results/outcomes. Report sections vary depending upon the project type. 

Reports are reviewed by the relevant regional SARE office before being posted to the SARE website.

To submit a report, you must obtain the project number and code and be a registered user of MySARE to claim your project. MySARE is an online reporting system that allows SARE project coordinators to submit project reports, events, and resources to SARE and the public.

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Questions?  Contact SARE at MySARE@sare.org

 

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