Students from GW Stout (and an alumna) come to the table for a lively discussion about their fourth grade gardening program. Facilitated by fourth grade teacher Julie Dunning-Farmer and County Commissioner Alicia Edwards, these students detail their gardening adventures, from breaking up asphalt seven years ago to cultivate their school property, to making salsa and pumpkin pies from their harvests. As they discuss the evolution of their garden plots and their discoveries of fresh, new food and recipes, these kids also reflect on the myriad benefits of their outdoor classroom. Finally, by emphasizing community support and interpersonal connection, these students from Stout inspire hope for the future.
If you would like to learn more about the New Earth Project, please contact us at composthappensinsilvercity@gmail.com.
On today’s Community Spotlight, host Candice Burke is joined by Scott Plate. Scott is on the Board of Directors of LGBTQ Grant County and is one of the organizers for the upcoming, Silver City 2023 Pride event. He will talk all about the event and how to get involved. Listen below: Contact: Facebook; LGBTQ Grant County email; lgbtqgrantcounty@gmail.com #575-313-3845