Everything a school needs to run an integrated garden & nutrition program.
Our expert educators tailor experiences to each school — from consultations, training, materials, and curriculum to full garden or farm installations with dedicated instructors teaching the whole school.
Garden lesson at a partner schoolOutdoor, experiential education is now widely recognized as essential to how children learn and to their physical and mental health. But logistical barriers put it out of reach for most public schools, and instructional time keeps shifting onto screens.
We build and set up the outdoor learning areas, involve the whole school community in stewarding them, grow a team of expert instructors rooted in the school community who plan and lead lessons alongside classroom teachers, and secure and manage the funding that sustains it all.
10,500 students took part in regular experiential learning and stewardship.2025-26 school year
21 schools with fully integrated, school-wide programming, plus 27 more in development with partial reach2025-26 school year
97% of staff said the program strengthened their school’s culture.2025 survey · 700+ responses
We meet each school where it is.
Every campus starts in a different place. Our programming is designed to grow with a school — a principal can begin with light-touch support and deepen toward a fully staffed, whole-school program over time.
Consult & equip
Consultations and technical assistance — the tools, training, materials, and curriculum a school needs to run its own garden learning.
Build the space
Garden or farm installations with outdoor classrooms, designed around each school’s goals, site, and community.
Run the program
Dedicated instructors rooted in the school community plan and lead programming for the whole school, alongside classroom teachers.
Bring this to your school.
Principals, PTAs, teachers, district staff — tell us about your campus and we'll talk through what's possible, from a first consultation to a full program.
Start a conversationFund this program.
Your gift keeps expert instructors, gardens, and fresh food at Title 1 schools across the East Bay.
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