Healing the Earth through Education:
One Meadow at a Time!
Waltham, Massachusetts-based Meadowscaping for Biodiversity is an outdoor environmental education program for students of all ages. Participants repurpose monoculture turf lawn into meadows—productive, attractive ecosystems gardens with native flowers, shrubs, and grasses—to increase biodiversity, pollinators, and wildlife habitat.
Outdoor Education that Celebrates the Earth!
Even students who think they don't like science or think they can't do well in science will learn that science is fun and a vehicle for bringing them outdoors where they can explore nature.
With an unique 8-unit curriculum and fun, engaging activities, we educate citizen scientists and stewards of the Earth to try to resolve challenges to the environment and human society.
Hardy, Drought-Tolerant Native Plants
Native plants are called native because those plants were in this area before Europeans brought other plants here. Native insects evolved with native plants and can only subsist on those specific native flowers, grasses, shrubs, and trees.
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BLOGS
Save those hardworking pollinators! (LinkedIn post.)
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National Wildlife Habitat Certification!
In October 2015, the meadow received National Wildlife Federation Wildlife Habitat Certification! |
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