Garden Mosaics Program
June 8, 2010
Garden Mosaics Program Community garden organizer Classie Parker with a citrus melon in the Five Star Garden, Harlem, NY. Cornell University's Garden Mosaics project pairs students and educators with local gardeners to exchange ideas about agriculture, land use and science. Cornell operates the Garden Mosaics program with a grant from the National Science Foundation's Informal Science Education Program, grant ESI 01-25582. To learn more about the program, visit the Garden Mosaics Web site. Information can also be found in the NSF Discovery story "Science, Education and Community: Organically Grown". [One of several related images. See Next Image.] (Date of Image: 2005)
Topics:
Education, Religion Belief, Community building, Urban agriculture, Ancient Roman architecture, Byzantine art, Community gardening, Mosaic, Cornell University, National Science Foundation
