Students from Foster City Elementary School traipse between the strawberry plants at the HEAL Project farm in El Granada.

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The Half Moon Bay Review came to visit our summer campers at The San Mateo County Farm, where kids engaged with art and nature.

 

Read the article about our garden in the Half Moon Bay Review / Coastside Magazine

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The HEAL Project is hiring ‬a Garden Educator, to run a gardening program for 2nd & 3rd graders based on our HEAL program lessons. This part-time position is a collaborative role supported by our Garden Program Manager‬, with peer support from ot
Do you like getting outside, getting your hands in the soil, doing wheelies with a wheelbarrow? Well then, your favorite day of the month is coming right up. Saturday, November 9 is Community Farm Day at The HEAL Project farm in El Granada. Come on
Eat Your Weeds! — a note from Brett Schilke, executive director at The HEAL Project “Last week I was at the farm, staring down a patch of weeds larger than my entire garden at home. As I wiped my brow, got down on my knees, and started d
Plant part tacos with tomatillos! Ay, que rico! At The HEAL Project farm the tomatillos are ready for harvest so kids add the tomatillo fruit to their tacos. Many kids have never seen or tasted a fresh tomatillo. Our educator Ms Sara asked one of t
🌱 The HEAL Project "Buzz" 🐝 November 2024 - Our newsletter is out now ! To read what kids and grown-ups are getting up to on the farm in this beautiful fall season, check your inbox or click here *|https://mailchi.mp/thehealproject.org/2
Today HEAL Garden students at El Granada Elementary made garden omelets during class and fed the worms some pumpkin, to celebrate Hallowe'en. Happy Hallowe'en! Have a safe evening! Trick or Treat! #thehealprojectusa #happyhalloween🎃 #recyclepumpkin
HEAL students learn about the food chain during their garden program lessons in second and third grade in the coastside public elementary schools. A food chain shows how each living thing gets its food. Some animals eat plants and some animals eat ot
 

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