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Seeds of Connection: Biodiversity, Culture, and Community in Schools

EnvironmentalBiodiversityConservationSocialMental HealthSocial and Emotional LearningOutdoor Learning

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Seeds of Connection: Biodiversity, Culture, and Community in Schools

Seeds of Connection: Biodiversity, Culture, and Community in Schools

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Intro

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Why school biodiversity projects matter

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Benefits for students, schools and communities

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Learning from case studies

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Beginning the conversation with community

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Building relationships, not just projects

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Planning your garden

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Engaging students in the process

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Embedding cultural protocols into practice

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Implementing the school garden

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Maintaining and sustaining the garden

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Extending learning into the classroom

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Measuring impact and sharing the story

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Growing and learning

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Reflection

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Congratulations

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