1988. Kermit and some tourist penguins exclaim: “forests are more than trees.”
National Wildlife Federation’s demonstration schoolyard habitat garden. Learn how students and teachers are discovering the joy of learning outdoors at this innovative outdoor classroom and training center NWF created in partnership with the Austin Independent School District.
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This is a powerful movement getting kids back in nature & the edible school garden programs reconnecting us back to the nature helps us to reconnect with our selves in a deeper way. I applaud educators, teachers, volunteers & the National Wildlife Federation in your pursuit of giving children an outdoor classroom, way to grow!!!
Beautiful! It's great to see what voluntarism can accomplish. The children are engaged and happy and obviously enjoying the garden.