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Our goal with the Salsa Garden project is to provide an opportunity for students & community volunteers living in an urban environment to have an opportunity to personally experience the benefits of gardening--an experience the majority of them do not have at home.

Our goal is to create a community garden at our school. The plot of ground we will be using was once the location for a bike rack and is currently covered by asphalt. Our district has agreed to remove the asphalt and create a space for us to have our garden.

The goal DGS garden is to provide a living laboratory for students. It is a place where the DGS hands on brains on pedagogy comes alive. The hands on experiences in the garden then become brains on experiences in the classroom.

We hope that by exposing students to growing flowers and vegetables they can grow their own fresh nutritious food and improve their health. They are inner city students many of which have never planted a seed or watched it grow. These activities will also benefit the environment.

The goal of the project is to provide an organic edible garden space and outside learning environment that is wholly integrated into the school's curriculum.

We would like to build and establish garden beds for growing vegetables. These beds would provide food for the school community providing fresh sustainable produce.

Our goal is to provide greater opportunities for improved nutrition for young people. We will increase nutrition awareness and further advance the mission of the YMCA to provide opportunities for youth development healthy living and social responsibility.

We would like to start the Woolly School Garden program at Creative Montessori Learning Center.

Since the school's recent renovation the previous habitat area has both suffered from construction while also expanded in size. Three new garden beds await planting and classroom use. Both our pollinator garden and pond habitat require maintenance due to heavy construction traffic.