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Denver, CO
United States
Students—from 3-year-olds to 5th graders–-engage in planting seedlings and readying the garden space for spring planting, as well as tending the seedlings in the garden, harvesting and enjoying the produce.
Waco, TX
United States
The mission of the Urban Gardening Program at WHRI is to partner with local organizations in developing healthy, sustainable communities through the education and exploration of healthy, sustainable food systems.
Jersey City, NJ
United States
Kenmare High School The Mission of the Kenmare High School is to provide young adult women who have not completed a traditional high school program with the opportunity to obtain a high school education and diploma.
San Francisco, CA
United States
We run a four season Biodynamic garden on the property of an elder care center here in San Francisco. We encorporate cooking and service to the elderly. We grow herbs, fruits, flowers, vegetables and grains. Children grades K through 3 come to the garden year round.
Melbourne VIC
Australia
Wonderful Kitchen/Garden project run weekly in Primary schools. Founded by Australian chef Stephanie Alexander. Information through this link-
Louisville, KY
United States
Garden project for Cochran Elementary school in Louisville, KY. Growing healthy kids and a better community through gardening!
Claremont, CA
United States
Our mission is to give students, faculty, and staff of the Claremont Colleges and local community members a hands-on education in the methods and techniques of organic farming.
Malmo
Sweden
Malmö School of Nature trains educators in Malmö in outdoor education linked to nature areas in and around the city and how to develope and use the schoolyards, to increase children's learning, health and development.
Ojai, CA
United States
Mission Statement Food for Thought works with the local community to support, educate and inspire our school children and their families to make healthier food choices.
Lakewood, WA
United States
The TREE Program's mission is to promote Spiritual, Physical, Emotional, and Envirnomental Health of Veterans and Youth through reconnecting to nature's wisdom and understanding.
Indianapolis, IN
United States
Paramount School of Excellence incorporates its edible schoolyard into the K-8 curriculum. Every class has a garden plot to maintain. As a school, this process helps children discovery a vast array of curricular connections through gardening.
Cleveland, OH
United States
Cleveland Botanical Garden was founded in 1930. Our flagship program, Green Corps, began in 1996.
Valley Cottage, NY
United States
The Liberty School Garden is a growing garden classroom program established in 2012 by the Liberty PTA. We are starting small but have big goals! In the Spring, the 5th grade plants "Seed-to-Salad" and the Kindergarteners plant pole bean and snap pea teepees.
Mclaren Vale SA
Australia
To introduce pleasurable food education into as many Australian schools as possible.
The program emphasises the flavours as well as the health benefits of fresh seasonal food.
Produce that is grown in our gardens is harvested for kitchen classes.
Atlanta, GA
United States
Atlanta International School's popular Language Camps in French, German, Spanish, Mandarin, and ESL help campers develop their second language skills at all skill levels. Campers participate in immersion classes and activities such as theater and music delivered in their language of choice.
Basking Ridge, NJ
United States
We decided to create a kitchen garden both to provide our kitchen with fresh produce and to donate to food banks in our area. In addition, we use the kitchen garden as a teaching space and to promote our expanding programs on sustainability.
Omaha, NE
United States
Through a grant from Whole Foods we have been able to construct five raised gardens ,add two greenhouses, install an out door science lab, and construct composting sites.
Des Plaines, IL
United States
Opened on Maryville's Des Plaines, IL campus in August 2007, the Jen School is a special education day school for male students, grades 7-12, with intellectual, emotional, behavioral, and learning disabilities.
Santa Barbara, CA
United States
Beit HaYeladim is a preschool serving children 18 months to 6 years of age. Our garden grows food that the children love to eat straight out of the ground as well as harvest and cook together. We also have a flourishing butterfly garden that attracts many monarch butterflies daily.
Burnaby, BC
Canada
Sprouting Chefs Visionary and Founder Barb McMahon strives to connect children and the community to nature by providing cooking and gardening programs including the ever popular, After School Garden Club.
