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Schoolyard Habitats incorporate food, water, shelter, and space in order to attract and provide a home to local wildlife. Even a small plot can be landscaped to attract native pollinators, hummingbirds, song birds, butterflies, beneficial insects, and small animals! A thoughtful selection of plant diversity will bring a plethora of wildlife species to your school. Additionally, nesting boxes, feeders, and watering sites can be used to improve and diversify your habitat.
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Since 2012, School Garden Network has mentored 27 schools and two community gardens, awarding over $90,000 in installation funding, and provided more than 1000 hours of consultation to make sure these projects were ecologically sound, well supported, and integrated into classroom instruction.
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