As former co-president of Best of Thymes, I’ve dedicated years working at Rosemead High School’s garden. Now a college student, I take the bus every week to the local farmer’s market to get fresh produce. Although it is inconvenient, I … Read More...
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Celebrate the Grand Opening of the Regenerative Learning Garden
For Sept. 21, 2019
Media Contact: Julie Du Brow, Communications
julie@usgbc-la.org, 310-922-1301
Eco Urban Gardens, Arroyo H.S., and US Green Building Council-L.A. to Host “Regenerative Learning Garden” Ribbon Cutting and Community Day on September 21st Project Highlights Career Pathways, … Read More...
Eco Farms Networking Coast to Coast
New Jersey, May 2019
Please accept our appreciation of what you and your organization do. Liz has been very helpful to us. We are a small sustainable farm in Central NJ. We would like to improve soil on our farm … Read More...
California Landscape Design: Spring 2019
News From The Association Of Professional Landscape Designers (Apld) California Chapter, Spring 2019
Click HERE to explore articles, tips, reviews and ideas from the California Chapter of the Association of Professional Landscape Designers.… Read More...
These learning gardens are helping urban schools grow young gardeners
By Sandra Barrera | sbarrera@scng.com | Daily News
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While walking her grandchildren to Iva Meairs Elementary one day, Gladys Elliott saw a teacher and some … Read More...
The Regenerative Learning Garden
Thanks to USGBC-LA or the U.S. Green Building Council of Los Angeles, Eco Urban Gardens has received the 2019 Legacy grant to install the Regenerative Learning Garden at Arroyo High School. The RLG will include CA native plants in a … Read More...
High School Garden Club Helps Students ‘Grow’ Their Skills
By Kristen Lago, El Monte
UPDATED 8:39 AM ET Feb. 14, 2019
UPDATED 8:39 AM ET Feb. 14, 2019
LOS ANGELES, CA – Pens and paper are the typical supplies for many high school students, but that is not the
US Green Building Council-L.A Selects Arroyo H.S. for 2019 LEGACY PROJECT
US Green Building Council L.A.Selects 2019 LEGACY PROJECT, the “Regenerative Learning Garden” at ArroyoH.S. in San Gabriel Valley, Highlighting Career Pathways and Green Space First Public Volunteer Dates are February 16, March 30
LOS ANGELES (February 6, 2019) The U.S. … Read More...
At El Monte’s Arroyo High, garden program is about more than just plants
Not just for students, on the weekends, community members at large are invited to the school for composting workshops and other programs.
A growing program at Arroyo High School involves students getting … Read More...
Urban Farming — City Of Hope Is Growing Healthy Communities
On a nice plot of land connected to Arroyo High School, EcoUrban Gardens is breaking ground on a life-transforming farm. This farm, sponsored in part by a grant from the Conrad F. Hilton/City of Hope Partnership, will expand on the … Read More...