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Columbia, MO
United States
Vision
Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture envisions a community transformed by good food for all and the skills to grow it.
Scottsdale, AZ
United States
Scottsdale, AZ
United States
Echo Canyon School Gardens are part of Echo Canyon School in Scottsdale Arizona. Our school utilizes the school gardens to foster the academic, social and emotional well being of our students though a wide variety of hands-on, experiential learning experiences.
Chicago, IL
United States
Early childhood, 0-6 day school & nursery. Reggio Emilia influenced with a side of a Waldorf farm camp experience.
San Diego, CA
United States
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Darien, IL
United States
Our Sunny Patch Project was started as a way to raise awareness about food insecurity in our community. We felt that the best way to get people talking about food and access to food and garden fresh foods was to start a community garden.
ANC Casma
Peru
Program started in 1 school, 50 students in 2013
Now is working in 18 schools, 4000+ students in Casma and Ica, Peru
Oxnard, CA
United States
Our Farm to School Program is designed for the students, by our students. Our mission is to ensure that students have access to good quality, fresh, and locally grown produce each day. We serve 17,000 high school students in Oxnard and Camarillo through 8 schools.
Berkeley, CA
United States
The Berkeley Public School Gardening and Cooking Program engages students with hands-on instruction in the garden.
Newark, OH
United States
We learn to care for the earth, and in turn learn to care for each other and even our own selves. We focus on soil regeneration, the use of compost in the garden, and the creation of herbal remedies.
Sacramento, CA
United States
Our goal is to inspire and engage youth at Luther Burbank HS to pursue futures in sustainable agriculture, food and natural resource management and create a hub of healthy community in south Sacramento.
Kirkland, WA
United States
Our school is being rebuilt so we are starting from scratch to build an Urban Gardening program. We want students to understand the future depends on caring citizens making environmentally sound decisions so we will start with one little classroom at a time.
Waimea, HI
United States
The Village Campus garden program at HPA works to teach students in grades K-8 about their place and foods grown locally and sustainably on Hawaii island. The goal is to get kids out of the classroom and into nature to better understand, respect, and care for the natural world.
