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community gardens

  • Gardens Add Life to a Growing Number of School Curriculums
    Gardens Add Life to a Growing Number of School Curriculums
    Students and teachers get fresh air, fresh food, and learn in new ways while building and tending school gardens. What’s not to like?
    November 8, 2012BY Zachary Stieber
  • Vancouver Community Gardens a Growing Trend
    Vancouver Community Gardens a Growing Trend
    Community gardens are becoming so popular in Vancouver that the city is struggling to keep up with the ...
    June 13, 2012BY Justina Reichel
  • Formerly Lost Ladybug Returning Soon to the Big Apple
    Formerly Lost Ladybug Returning Soon to the Big Apple
    Across the state, a little beetle is sought after by scientists, gardeners, and nature lovers alike. It’s a ...
    June 4, 2012BY Christian Watjen
  • Food Forest Takes Root in Seattle
    Food Forest Takes Root in Seattle
    Seattle will soon be home to the nation’s largest urban food forest.
    May 26, 2012BY Jim Fogarty
  • Community Garden Rules Debated in New York
    Community Garden Rules Debated in New York
    A public hearing was held at the Chelsea Recreation Center to discuss new regulations proposed for community gardens.
    August 11, 2010BY Annie Wu
  • San Diego Community Farm Helps Immigrants Feel at Home
    San Diego Community Farm Helps Immigrants Feel at Home
    Barren neighborhood in the City Heights section of San Diego has been transformed into a thriving community farm.
    September 17, 2009BY Gisela Sommer
  • Community Gardens May Become Protected Under Parks Department
    Community Gardens May Become Protected Under Parks Department
    In a city known for concrete and skyscrapers, the small community-run garden often gets overlooked.
    June 25, 2009BY Christine Lin
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    DHS Expands List of US-Born Children Ineligible for Birthright Citizenship
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