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School Initiatives

Are you interested in starting a food sustainability project in your school?  We can help you get started by lending you some fun equipment to experiment with! Click here for more information!

Student Environmental Clubs
Is your class interested in starting a "buy local" club, a community garden at your school, in starting a 100 Mile Challenge program, or an awareness program on healthy eating? What is your idea? We would like to help you get started with projects to get your ideas out there, and make your community more food secure!  Please contact us at info@foodshedproject.ca for more information. 

The Food Sustainability Science Fair Grant Program - 2010 
In collaboration with the Let's Talk Science Partnership Program, The Foodshed Project ran a pilot program where they offered grants of up to $50 to be used on science fair supplies if their project involved the topic of food sustainability. Staff from and The Foodshed Project and Let's Talk Science developed a promotional video, Food Sustainability Science Fair Guidebook and Power Point  presentation to help explain what food sustainability is and also how to put together a successful science fair project. The workshop also involved a hands-on activity where the students ranked their lunch on nutrition, garbage generated and food miles. The program was offered to 5 different grade 7/8 classes in 2 different schools and 5 grants were awarded.  Please contact us if interested.

View the promotional video for the Science Fair Grant Program;

 

Websites of Interest

Healthy Eating At School website here.


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Farm Yard Gardens Internship

Foodshed Project Publications

It's About Local Food! - A Workshop Series

Past Initiatives

Youth Engagement in Food Sustainability: A Review of Programs in Ontario - Report and Video Presentation