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Cornell Garden Based Learning Updates



Back-to-School


As summer comes to a close, we are starting to think about back-to-school here at Cornell Garden-Based Learning. With that, we hope to refresh your knowledge of our youth-based curriculum to support 4-H and K-12 gardening programs for your Master Gardener Volunteers.  Below are a few highlights of resources you can check out soon! 


Please join our next Cornell Garden-Based Learning Coordinator Coffee Chats to learn more on this topic from our youth gardening expert and Distance Learning Educator, Donna Cooke!


Cornell Garden-Based Learning - Coordinator Coffee Chats


Discussion Topic:  Youth Gardening Currriculum 101


Friday August 28th at 12:00




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