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Storytelling at the Summer Institute

Posted on July 5, 2012 by abangsund

On the morning of the Wednesday edition of the Summer Institute, Cyprien Lomas, Duncan McHugh and Nathan Moes led a short workshop entitled “Discovering and Sharing the stories from your Garden.” Here on Thursday, we present one of the fine…

Category: Uncategorized Tags: BCed, Digital Storytelling, Mint Stories, Peppermint Tea, Summer Institute, TEGS12, Think & Eat Green, Urban Agriculture, Vancouver

Think & Eat Green @ School Queen Elizabeth Elementary celebrates local food

Posted on June 28, 2012 by abangsund

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When the sun is shining, the clouds are giving shade, seeds are in the ground, and sprouts are breaking through the earth…it’s time to celebrate. On a sunny Thursday last week, dozens of eager students at Queen Elizabeth Elementary poured…

Category: Uncategorized Tags: BCed, City of Vancouver Greening Grant, Education, Fresh Roots Urban Farm Society, Market Gardens, Natasha Tousaw, Queen Elizabeth Elementary, School Gardens, Society Promoting Environmental Conservation, SPEC, TD Friends of the Environment, teg, Think & Eat Green @ School, Urban Agriculture, Vancouver School Board, Vegetable Songs

VSB and Fresh Roots to Create Large School Market Garden at Van Tech Secondary School

Posted on June 21, 2012 by abangsund

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Apparently Think & Eat Green @ School partners are not only thinking green, but thinking big as well. Big as in 1000 square meters of Asian greens, salad greens, beets, carrots, garlic, and a host of other vegetables sprouting on the…

Category: Uncategorized Tags: BCed, Brent Mansfield, Fresh Roots Urban Farm Society, Ilana Labow, Kevin Millsip, local agriculture, Market Gardens, School Gardens, Think & Eat Green, Think & Eat Green @ School, Urban Agriculture, Van Tech, Vancouver School Board, Vancouver Schools, Vancouver Sun, Vancouver Technical School

“Taking care of our garden means it takes care of us”

Posted on June 15, 2012 by abangsund

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“Seeing the garden throughout the whole year is an amazing transformation because of all the people that come through, the connections we make, and the joy we get in seeing our work culminate in the plants we grow.” —…

Category: Uncategorized Tags: Churchill Secondary, David Lloyd George Elementary, David Thompson Secondary, Dickens Elementary, Henderson Elementary, Magee Elementary, Market Gardens, Nootka Elementary, Queen Alexandra Elementary, School Gardens, teg, Think & Eat Green, Tyee Elementary, Urban Agriculture, Van Tech, Vancouver School Board, Vancouver Schools, VSB, Windermere Secondary

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