In 1995, chef Alice Waters started the Edible Schoolyard at a Berkeley middle school; 31 years later, its network connects more than 5,800 food-and-garden education programs across 75 countries
- What began as a small project in a neglected schoolyard in California has grown into an international movement that teaches children about food, gardening and the environment.
- The Edible Schoolyard Project was founded in 1995 by chef and food activist Alice Waters.
- Today, it connects more than 5,800 garden and food education programmes across 75 countries and 53 US states and territories.
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- What began as a small project in a neglected schoolyard in California has grown into an international movement that teaches children about food, gardening and the environment.
- The Edible Schoolyard Project was founded in 1995 by chef and food activist Alice Waters.
- Today, it connects more than 5,800 garden and food education programmes across 75 countries and 53 US states and territories.
Sources: Times of India