Garden Recipes – Zucchini Baba Ganoush and More
Between our summer day camps and “Food, What?!” youth program we are cooking all summer
August 14, 2012
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Between our summer day camps and “Food, What?!” youth program we are cooking all summer
When kids explore Life Lab’s Garden Classroom, questions naturally bubble to the surface. Giant drops
View Newsletter View Archives Garden Tips and Recipe Make a Human Sundial
The last two days at the Garden Classroom have been buzzing. Today we shook out
The GoodTimes recognized the work of Life Lab’s Education Director Whitney Cohen. The Community Spotlight:
You don’t want to miss our Winter 2012 Newsletter. In This Issue Garden Tips and
Life Lab, along with organizational partners from the UC Davis Childrens’ Garden Program and the
Annual and Perennial Plants Defined Annuals plants go from a planted seed to producing a
Feeling Fine With Fresh Foods Lesson packet from our Feeling Fine with Fresh Foods Field
In the Life Lab Garden Classroom, we consider a good sign to be one that
In 1996 Life Lab was a 17 year old organization. Now at the ripe old
It has been another successful season of growth, learning and wonder for Life Lab and
A great extension to a seed study lesson. Make a trail mix of edible seeds
A regional support model can be a program, policy or staff person(s) that supports multiple
Our “Food, What?!” Youth Program was selected as one of four programs in the Good
Life Lab partnered with Shared Adventures, a local nonprofit which organizes recreation activities for people
Going Once, Going Twice…. Sold to Support Life Lab Programs! Life Lab’s Online Auction Closed
It is not often that we have graduate level interns, who have classroom experience, and
Recently, my friend who has become the "garden parent" for her son's school lamented to
The hardest working staff at the Garden Classroom are our hens. Us humans go home
We like our red worms that compost for us at the Garden Classroom. Here are
Tips for running an internship program Life Lab Internships Engaging University Students in Local School
Sharon Danks, author of Asphalt to Ecosystems – Design Ideas for Schoolyard Transformations, shares a
We are excited to announce 3 new job openings.
For more information and to apply see below
