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"Gardening as a Pathway to Understanding Nature"
Workshop by Chris Korrow
An organic/biodynamic garden is a miniature ecosystem in which the gardener strives to mimic the workings of nature. Gardens vary greatly from location to location, and understanding your specific plot will give you insight as to the best way to deal with its uniqueness. These simple concepts are also a great aid in teaching children about gardening, biodiversity, soil science, the environment and even climate change.
This blog by Faith Collins is filled with great suggestions for parenting your toddler. I highly recommend it, and not just because Faith is my daughter - Rahima
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