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Bend a city of over 80 000 has only one school garden and a couple community gardens--currently filled to capacity--accessible to children. Our garden will help fill this gap by serving 400 students each year.

The Audubon goals for a Whole Foods community garden are for students to: engage in a tangible application of their hard-earned academic skills develop an understanding of the efforts and variables involved in growing and transporting the food they eat daily deepen their appreciation of nutriti

We plan to educate our students about gardening nutrition and food preparation via hands-on activities..This at-risk youth population can gain confidence along with knowledge about nutritional importance quality and cost savings of home gardening.

The goal of this program is to provide knowledge experience and inspiration to grow fresh organic produce for the benefit of our member's health.

We develop leadership skills and help the community by growing food for food banks, learning how to conserve energy, and learning about plants and animals, especially insects!  We have a scout-like program called Eco-Warriors to facilitate this. Our credo is:

We have an ambitious goal of generating a CSA (community supported agriculture) for families in need at the school. Students will plant tend and harvest the garden throughout the year and its cycles generating a bi-weekly distribution of produce for needy families.

The goals of our garden workshop are as follows: to know specific tools and how to use them know how to use garden materials and other supplies appropriately and be able to maintain and take care of various fruits/vegetables/plants/flowers (i.e.

We would like to rebuild 6 4x10 raised beds in our school yard when theater construction is completed for our AgriScience students to utilize in their curriculum.

The vision of the Leopold School and Community Garden is to link our students families and neighbors with access to fresh food and a healthy community project.