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Schoolyard Transformations for Ecological & Social Benefit: Daily Acts’ Climate Resilient Schools Program

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This article has been republished with permission from Ten Strands.By Morgan MarguliesJanuary 8, 2025The modern American schoolyard is dominated by two elements: asphalt (hardscape) and lawn (softscape). The living schoolyard movement, covered in Sharon Danks’s book Asphalt to Ecosystems, transforms schoolyards into lush environments “that strengthen local ecological systems” and provide opportunities for “place-based, hands-on learning.” While …
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Bioneers broke the news in on Wednesday, February 12, 2025.
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