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Alice Waters’ school garden project grew into a global network of 5,800 programmes across 75 countries

Source: Times of India — NRI · 5 hr ago
Alice Waters’ school garden project grew into a global network of 5,800 programmes across 75 countries
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The Edible Schoolyard Project, started in 1995 in California by chef Alice Waters, has expanded into a worldwide program that teaches gardening and environmental care while linking to subjects such as science and math. It now operates in more than 75 countries, with around 5,800 school programmes that aim to incorporate food education into regular curricula to promote healthier eating and student wellbeing.

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Launched back in 1995 in California, the Edible Schoolyard Project has blossomed into a global initiative founded by chef Alice Waters. The project imparts essential lessons on gardening and environmental stewardship, seamlessly integrating with subjects like science and math.

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