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Success stories in Alberta

  • Alberta Emerald Foundation

  • Amiskwaciy Academy Edmonton

  • Dangling the Carrots (PDF)

  • E4C and Alex Taylor School Edmonton

  • E4C and John A. McDougall Elementary School Edmonton

  • Ever Active Schools and Belvedere Elementary in Edmonton

  • Hands on Growing

  • ReThink Red Deer and Little Green Thumbs

  • Sustainable Food Edmonton

 

 

Success stories in Canada

  • Evergreen Community School Garden Grants
  • Healthy Eating at School - British Columbia
  • Little Green Thumbs 2016/2017 School Year National Report

  • Plant a Seed & See What Grows

  • Society Promoting Environmental Conversation (SPEC) - British Columbia
  • Think&Eat Green @School
  • Canadian Feed The Children - Canada's school gardens
  • Whole Kids Foundation

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