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Los Angeles, CA
United States
EnrichLA is a non-profit organization whose mission is to bring edible gardens and orchards into public schools across Los Angeles. With the help of the school community, community members and corporate partners, we build each garden by hand.
Davenport, CA
United States
Pacific Elementary School's Life Lab Garden and Food Lab Program serve pre-schoolers through sixth grade.
Our school garden is ran by teacher, teacher's aides, and parent/community volunteers. We grow produce and flowers for use in the Food Lab Program.
New Orleans, LA
United States
The Mission of the Grow Dat Youth Farm is to nurture a diverse group of young leaders through the meaningful work of growing food.
Mobile, AL
United States
Council First Grade's IB programme POI " Who Cares?" brings about environmental awareness. We research, plan and grow.
Haddon Heights, NJ
United States
Our program includes school gardens at each of the three elementary schools in the Haddon Heights School district. We have classroom gardens with participating teachers as well as an after school "Seed to Salad" program in the spring.
Portland, OR
United States
Edible garden developed in 2009; butterfly garden developed in 2001.
Boise, ID
United States
Create Common Good uses food to change lives and build healthy communities. Our vision is a healthy community where people have access to empowerment, employment, self-sufficiency and access to healthy food.
Muir Beach, CA
United States
Slide Ranch Mission
The mission of Slide Ranch is to connect children to nature. Slide Ranch teaches visitors the impact our choices have on food, health, and the environment, through hands-on activities and independent exploration of our farm and coastal wild lands.
Weston, MA
United States
A 501c3 nonprofit corporation, we run a public farm, host educational programming for all ages, maintain the town forest for recreational and production uses, and care for both public conservation and private land.
Our efforts are centered on three themes:
Port Chester, NY
United States
We are a group of students, educators and community members who are excited about growing our own food. This is our first growing season and we are taking it slow and learning as we grow.
Weston, MA
United States
Weston Public Schools (WPS) Food Service Department is committed to providing nourishing food to help fuel our students for excellence. We seek to provide the best quality food that supports good environment practices and the local economy.
El Paso, TX
United States
El Paso Academy is developing an Outdoor Classroom & Community Garden to give our students and their families an opportunity to connect with their food source and each other. We are currently working on developing an infrastructure to facilitate growing sustainably in a desert climate. This
Loveland, CO
United States
Circkles.com is a online publication and networking site created by Redstone Publishing and Promotion to increase education and awareness for sustainable living, health, organics, etc.
Framlingham
UK
Norfolk Food Discovery is a truly ground breaking project which takes primary school children from Norfolk’s poorest urban areas and teaches them how to grow their own fruit, vegetables and herbs.
Waterford, MI
United States
In support of the USDA Farm to School Planning Grant, Waterford School District has established an Edible Schoolyard in the courtyard of their Crary Campus.
Haines, AK
United States
The Starvin' Marvin program was initiated through a community desire to compost school lunch scraps. From this a garden was grown. Produce from the garden is used in the school cafeteria.
New York, NY
United States
The Children's Workshop Garden at Campos is made possible by a grant from the Citizen's Committee for New York to Children's Workshop and Campos Community Garden. It is a straw bale and Three Sisters educational garden with vegetables and other plants.
Trenton, NJ
United States
Mission:
Improving school food. Promoting locally grown produce. Educating through school gardens.
San Francisco, CA
United States
The JCCSF Rooftop Garden is a place where children and adults can discover and learn how to grow food and care for plants through a unique range of urban agriculture programming. Learning opportunities and curriculum include a focus on small scale gardening, culinary education, and environmental
