Greening of Schoolyards - rebuilding nature at schools
Abstract
The Greening of Schoolyards projects provide the perfect setting to increase habitat in urban and suburban areas while meeting school goals for learning, play and wellness. Schools can create habitat pockets to expand the network for vital habitat for a variety of species, including kids.
Subjects
Animal ecology, Environmental education, Environmental social sciences, Habitat restoration, Land use planning, Wildlife biology
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https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/33830
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Greening of Schoolyards - rebuilding nature at schools
The Greening of Schoolyards projects provide the perfect setting to increase habitat in urban and suburban areas while meeting school goals for learning, play and wellness. Schools can create habitat pockets to expand the network for vital habitat for a variety of species, including kids.