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Blog February 21, 2013
Kids will eat anything (if they help to make it)!
Growing Taste Buds facilitator and holistic nutritionist Kate Leinweber shares her secrets to getting kids to eat anything—from spinach to oysters!
Media Coverage February 21, 2013
Torontoist.com: How Toronto educators are leading the fight for kids’ “eco-literacy”
With the help of Evergreen, teachers and students get a dose of eco-education in the heart of Toronto.
Blog February 20, 2013
Architect of a green legacy: Tesicca Truong is driving change in Vancouver
Meet one of our 2012 Architects of a Green Legacy participants, Tesicca Truong, and find out what amazing work she is doing to make Vancouver more sustainable now.
Blog February 15, 2013
A school garden and community gathering space
Find out how the Community Roots Food Garden at Park Avenue Community School is feeding minds young and old with the support of Toyota Evergreen Learning Grounds.
Blog February 13, 2013
RightBike is moving communities and making change with help from Green Grants
Learn about this exciting bike-share service in Ottawa that got a helping hand from the Walmart–Evergreen Green Grants program.
Blog February 8, 2013
Sharing lessons in respect, play and culture in the Tipi Tapestry Project
Wondering what’s up with those tipis? Find out!
Blog February 7, 2013
Tracking urban wildlife in the mud and snow
Find out how to spot the clues left behind by some of our wild urban friends.
Blog February 1, 2013
Join the global movement to build green school grounds
Save the date! The International Green School Ground Conference is September 23–25, 2013.
Blog January 28, 2013
Bring nature back to your office space
Check out our new community greening resource designed specifically for businesses and other institutional properties.
Blog January 17, 2013
Citizen scientists are uncovering their creeks in Metro Vancouver
Learn how more than 600 volunteers and students are helping to measure the human impact on Vancouver’s urban watersheds.