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Ashland, MO
United States
The Southern Boone Learning Garden is located in Ashland, Missouri, and is affiliated with the Southern Boone County R-1 School District and community. Ashland is in the center of the state, halfway between Columbia & our capital, Jefferson City. The mission of the Southern Boone Learning G
Logan QLD
Australia
Marsden State School is located in south-east Queensland. Our climate is sub-tropical. We have just over 1000 students. We've been a part of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program since April 2012.
London
UK
Rotherfield Primary School in Islington, London is the second pilot program for Jamie's Kitchen Garden Project. The edible playground has been up and running for three years now, but September was the beginning of the full blown program including a new state of the art kitchen classroom.
Gallup, NM
United States
Juan de Onate School garden is a garden set in a government subsidized housing unit on the Northside of Gallup, NM. The garden has been in existence for 5 years, but has struggled to become well established due to changing locations, vandalism, and inconsistent leadership.
Anchorage, AK
United States
Airport Heights Elementary School has a school garden where they grow carrots, potatoes, and flowers in raised beds constructed by the students. The garden is tended by the Aiport Heights Garden Club, Marcy Jasper's 2nd grade class, and Summer Library students.
Seattle, WA
United States
The Earth Project (EP) is a collaboration between our local non-profit Nature Consortium and Pathfinder K-8 that exists to foster environmental awareness and stweardship in our school community.
Santa Fe, NM
United States
Farm to Table's Farm to School program aims to connect children with agriculture, nature, healthy and local foods and their environment throughout New Mexico --making that critical link between children, youth, their families, agriculture, and the development of healthier eating habits.
New Britain, CT
United StatesAfter school and summer program for 4th/5th graders, after school program for 2nd/3rdgraders.
Students learn fundamentals of urban vegetable farming/gardening from an award winning inner city organic production farm in New Britain CT.
Honolulu, HI
United States
The small staff of volunteers has already started hosting students for school-to-farm field trips. Junior high students have been able to experience an outdoor learning environment, maintaining group efficiency and communication amongst each other. Everyone gets their hands dirty.
James Island, SC
United States
The Charleston Area Children's Garden Project (CACGP) guides and assists five Title 1 schools per year in the development of edible gardens as a performance & standards based school & community support, consisting of several hundred youth grades two through six.
Vermont South VIC
Australia
Weeden Heights Primary School is located in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. We have been delivering the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program for over five years.
Sanger, TX
United StatesOur garden has just started and is slowly growing into something our school can really be proud of.
San Francisco, CA
United States
Life Frames, Inc., the non-profit sponsor of A Living Library, works with diverse schools and communities, creating place-based, ecological transformation and greening of school-yards and neighborhoods.
Sintra
Portugal
The mission of CAISL´s Edible School yard is to bring community members together to engage in the multitude of academic, social, physical and emotional benefits a garden provides to both the earth and its citizens.
Port Hardy, BC
Canada
Organic children's garden, experiential learning, equipping youth to create food sovereign communities, helping youth know enough and care enough to save the planet.
Duvall, WA
United States
"Don't ask yourself what the world needs, ask yourself what makes you come alive and go and do that. Because what the world needs is people who come alive."
I am keeper of my children's elementary school garden!
Baltimore, MD
United States
We call ourselves The Edible Era Scholars We are an afterschool program that meets twice a week for our Chef and Garden club. Each week we are cooking or tending to our 10 raised beds at New Era Academy in Cherry Hill, Maryland.
