Resources

A collection of books, lessons, guides, recipes, videos, and other tools to support ecological education

 

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Resources For Educators

Eating Learning Growing

Culturally Relevant Farm to School Education

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Eating Learning Growing Resources

Designed to help educators extend, enhance, and enrich farm to school lessons to be more culturally relevant and engaging for the unique students in each learning environment.

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Farm to School

Our bilingual short film showcases the Pajaro Valley Unified School District and the power of youth leadership in the farm to school movement.

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Resources For Food Service Professionals

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With Free School Meal Participation Up Statewide, California Schools Celebrate Serving More Local Fruits and Vegetables During Farm to School Month

Center for Ecoliteracy Marks 10 Years of California Food for California Kids®

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The Impact of School Meals for All

The voices of students and school nutrition professionals across California.

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Nourishing Students, Nutrir a los estudiantes

Introducing Fruits and Vegetables to Early Learners
Presentando frutas y verduras para jóvenes estudiantes

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Our Books

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Transforming School Food Politics Around the World

A compilation of essays that explores how to successfully challenge and transform public school food programs to emphasize care, justice, and sustainability.

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Big Ideas: Linking Food, Culture, Health, and the Environment

Big Ideas: Linking Food, Culture, Health, and the Environment

A framework for integrated learning based on food and food production. 

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Smart by Nature: Schooling for Sustainability

Smart by Nature: Schooling for Sustainability

Showcases inspiring sustainability-education stories of schools across the country. David W. Orr says it's "must reading."

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