Organic Learning Garden, Pitch #15

Photo story on the SMC Organic Learning Garden.

From the website:

This new eco-facility is an opportunity for the entire SMC community to participate in practical learning, to grow our own food, to exercise sustainability, and to better understand food systems and the impact they have on our planet, bodies, and culture.

The garden is part of SMC’s effort to make all our facilities teaching tools that express our educational values and commitment to environmental excellence.

The Garden consists of about 1,200 square feet of planting space, including several planting options — raised beds, containers, mounded beds, and constructed herb gardens. There are currently 14 plots in the garden, which are distributed by the Organic Learning Garden Oversight Committee. Participants can apply for plots in the Fall or Spring semester. Generally, plots are assigned for the following terms: Fall/Winter or Spring/Summer.

Background Research (Doc & Links) & Possible Roadblocks
http://www.smc.edu/AcademicAffairs/Sustainability/Pages/Organic-Learning-Garden.aspx

Published by Glenn Zucman

Artist & Arts Educator based in Los Angeles.