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Fort Collins, CO
United States
The Food School is a start up non-profit organization in Ft. Collins, CO that offers unique agricultural experiences combined with on- and off-site food education for children and adults.
Oakland, CA
United States
FoodCorps is a nationwide team of AmeriCorps leaders who connect kids to real food and help them grow up healthy.
Danville, CA
United States
Kids Country is an afterschool program operating 15 sites at Elementary Schools in San Ramon and Danville, CA Last year, inspired by a visit to the ESY, we launched our Edible Education Project. We recruited staff who shared our passion and got to work. Committees were formed dedicated
Healdsburg, CA
United States
Our school garden currently includes 12 fruit trees, 10 raised veggie beds, a perennial fairy garden, a living willow hut and a small chicken coop with 5 resident bantam hens. Our school is a K-2 school with a preschool program on-site, with students from ages 4-7.
Woodstock, VT
United StatesThe goals of our garden are to provide gardening education to our students and community, provide fresh food for our school lunch program, and enhance our nutrition education program.
Middletown Springs, VT
United States"The overarching goal is to provide an experiential learning resource that delivers: 1) direct understanding of ecological/agricultural systems, food preparation and nutrition; 2) healthy produce; 3) outdoor time 4) community integration; and 5) fun.
Albuquerque, NM
United States
Wildcat Blooms currenly has about 1/4 acre under cultivation.
Kamuela, HI
United States
The Kohala Center is an independent, not-for-profit, community-based center for research, conservation, and education.
Napa, CA
United States
To connect our children with the world of nature and increase conscientiousness of ecology is a main goal of our garden.
Dobson, NC
United StatesThe goal of our school garden is to educate students about healthy food choices and sustainable food sources.Students will benefit from this garden by learning how to grow their own food, and to make healthy food choices.
Mount Airy, NC
United StatesRecognizing that 75% of our students are on free or reduced lunch program, our goal is to grow food in our school garden that low income families in our community can use. Students will learn how to grow food and be encouraged to start gardens at home.
Roseland, LA
United StatesUsing nature as a teacher - The students will learn to appreciate the wonder and power of nature which is the core of an environmental education. The school garden will give students and understanding of their own place in the cycle of nature.
Kensington, MD
United States
Our goal is to transform the school courtyard into a space for playing, learning, gardening, and teaching environmental education and nutrition.
Miami, FL
United StatesOur main goal for our school garden is to provide children and their parents with a hands on experience that they will apply daily and for the rest of their lives. The majority have never touched soil before and have never been responsible for growing something of their own from seed to harvest.
Dunnellon, FL
United StatesThe goal of our school garden is threefold; to establish a garden space that can be used for teaching in multiple disciplines, teach our students how to budget and construct an aquaponics system that they can set up in a limited space, and finally, the benefits of home gardening for a healthier l
Hyannis, MA
United StatesWe believe in the seed-to-table model and believe children
Milwaukee, WI
United StatesMilwaukee Environmental Sciences (MES) is focused on food, fitness, and environmental sustainability. The goals of our Food, Farm and Fitness (F_) program include: improving child health, enhancing academics with hands-on learning, and becoming a hub for family and community wellness.
Long Beach, CA
United StatesThe garden at Webster Elementary will provide students and families with a place to educate and spark interest in healthy living. In addition to nutrition and healthy living choices students will use the garden to expand on school day learning in math and science.
Omaha, NE
United StatesThe overall goal of our garden is to give students an opportunity to interact with nature while learning our district outcomes. The garden has facilitated various lessons in new and exciting ways.
Albuquerque, NM
United StatesWe hope to create an outdoor classroom where students can engage in the planning, growing, maintaining and harvesting of a school garden.
