Find Fruitful Classroom Exchanges

Connect your students with classrooms who garden in another hemisphere, or find garden buddies close by that you didn't know were there! There are many e-mail pals listed in our School Garden Registry. Below are some highlights:

Croydon West Primary School (Australia) - These K-8 students from down under tend gardens, compost, and chickens. They're eager to swap photos, stories, and ideas.

S.U. Botijas #1 (Puerto Rico) - Students in grades 6-9 have a patio garden and also work on the school farm, improving habitats for animals and people! They'd love to trade photos!

Renaissance High School (CA) – Through a holistic approach, students study gardening and nutrition as well as the wider concepts of agroecology and the politics of food. They're seeking peer collaborators.

University Park Elementary (CO) - These K-8 students are looking for e-mail pals who also garden in the Rocky Mountain/Southwest region for swapping of data, seeds, and stories.

Tilthy Rich (Ontario) - This group of physically challenged kids uses adaptive gardening techniques. They'd like to swap photos, seeds, data, ideas, and experiences with others.

Johnson Elementary (AZ) - Students at this school enjoy a mobile "storybook garden" and worm composting. They're eager to share seeds, ideas, and experiences.

Elmont Elementary (VA) - They've been gardening for 13 years and have many theme and habitat gardens. Students would like to exchange seeds, pictures, and experimental data.

If your garden or habitat is not already represented in this international database, register it now!