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Portland, OR
United States
The Sauvie Island Center serves elementary school youth of Portland by providing hands-on educational field trips at our Sauvie Island location in Howell Territorial Park. Through our education programs, the Center seeks to increase the food, farm and environmental literacy of t
Pacifica, CA
United States
EAT is the Environmental Action Team. Our mission is to support Ocean Shore School's environmental education and activities, ranging from recycling, composting, and air quality, to landscaping and the organic school garden.
Santa Cruz, CA
United States
We are a school garden that serves the entire school T-K to 5th grade every year. We primarily focus on standards-based science, environmental, and gardening education.
Durango, CO
United States
The Garden Project of Southwest Colorado’s mission is to grow a healthier community through the development and support of youth and community garden programs that promote health and wellness, environmental stewardship and a sustainable local food system. We envision a thriving healthy community,
Napa, CA
United States
Harvest Middle School opened in 2004 with one fenced in area designated for gardening. Soon after we have wrote a grant for materials to create raised garden beds, and enlisted a former student from the high school to help build the boxes. The garden and several surrounding are
Fairfax, CA, CA
United States
Oak Manor Elementary School Garden was the first school garden in the Ukiah Unified School District. It has undergone some changes over the past 20+ years and it is thriving and growing for students to experience the abundance of good real food!
Ukiah, CA
United States
Nokomis Community Garden serves the adjacent Head Start program and elementary school of 380 students. The 2013 - 2014 academic term marks a point of transition from state funding (Nutrition Network for Healthy California) to federal/private funding for our program (FoodCorps).
Los Angeles, CA
United States
The large, organic edible garden at Carthay Environmental Studies Magnet school is the lab in which all science education is supported for students grades pre-k throught 5th.
Davis, CA
United States
Our school has four large raised beds, some citrus trees, and a bee garden.
Vista, CA
United States
The Bella Garden Project surrounds itself in a learning experience for the students with a project-based concept. The understanding of growing food from seed, health, wellness, teamwork, ownership, and the empowerment to become environmental stewards of our land encompass our educational experie
Meriden, CT
United States
Ben Franklin's Nature Committee maintains vegetable, herb, and fruit raised-bed gardens* and a butterfly garden.
Los Angeles, CA
United States
Cheremoya Elementary is located in the heart of Hollywood directly below the famous Hollywood sign. We are a low-income and underserved school within LAUSD. Our garden is a small edible raised bed space utilizing part of the schools payground. With the help of a group in Los Angeles that transfo
Redding, CA
United States
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Sequoia Middle School's community garden project took flight in January, 2012. We are located in Redding, CA. We presently have 5th thru 8th graders involved in the garden through our science department and a garden elective class.
Petaluma, CA
United States
We have a school garden with each garden bed assigned to a different class. We teach math, science, history, nutrition, and local food systems in the garden.
Winnipeg, MB
Canada
The Manitoba Nature Summit Inc. is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization invested in incorporating nature into children's lives. Research shows that children have become alienated from nature and its curative and inspiring effects.
Albany, NY
United States
More than a decade ago, The Friendship Garden began in an empty, littered lot. It now hosts apple and plum trees, 12 raised garden beds, raspberries and an outdoor learning space for class lessons.
Grass Valley, CA
United States
Garden that serves as an outdoor classroom for students in PreK-8th grade. Students maintain and help plan the garden design with the assistance of local farmers and volunteers.
