I think all foods for schools should be locally sourced and that schools should become an engine for sustainability. The edible schoolyard is an idea for a curriculum in the public schools that will bring children into a new relationship with food...children will have an opportunity to see where food comes from. They will be able to work in the garden and in the kitchen, and to serve food to their classmates in the dining room.
Learn about these not-so-creepy creatures with a Nature Center naturalist. Bats will be netted, banded and released. THe program takse place at Lake View Cemetery. Registration required. For more information, call Lake View Cemetery at 216-421-2665. Fees: $5 per person; $12 per family. Sponsored by the Nature Center, Lake View Cemetery and Cleveland Metroparks.
This site is inspired by the memory of Richard Shatten, a former board member of EcoCity Cleveland,
who pushed Northeast Ohio to think strategically about regionalism and sustainability.
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