Texas students grow community connection with school garden
Starting a pollinator garden has helped students at this urban San Antonio school to connect with nature.
It’s More Than Just a Community Fridge
Before COVID-19, more than 35 million people in the US struggled with food insecurity, including 10 million children. Since the pandemic, some families have been left financially distraught, and more Read more
Adapting During COVID | How our starters got creative
With cases either increasing or decreasing in different states across the country, things remain very uncertain. Whether it’s cleaning up parks and forest reserves, planting trees, creating community gardens and Read more
Fighting Food Insecurity – one fridge at a time
The photo above was taken by Jonathan Bumble for The Cut’s New York community fridge network article. Food insecurity has been a big issue in the US and across Read more
10 years after graduating, Dorian Torres Casillas went back to her high school … to plant trees
What comes to mind when you think of the benefits of tree planting? Maybe you think of CO2 emissions, the climate emergency or food production? If you’re in Arizona in Read more
This Chicago pollinator garden keeps on giving, and not just to bees and butterflies
“If you told me at the beginning that this pollinator garden would be the best thing I’d ever do as a teacher, I would have said you were crazy.” Jessica Read more
