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  • Thank you for your contributions!

    Through your contribution to the Landed Learning Crowdfundraising campaign we have successfully raised 17, 527 CAD.

  • What does Landed Learning mean to you?

    Landed Learning inspires communities. Children, parents, volunteers, UBC students, and educators share how important Landed Learning is to them. Share with us what Landed Learning means to you!

  • Landed Learning Kale Sushi Video Wins People’s Choice Award!

    We won the People’s Choice award for the Hands-on Cook-off Contest! Thanks to our tremendously talented team of Trista, Tori, and our three LL students!

  • Star Vancouver article “Struggling hands-on educational farm program connects seniors and youth in Vancouver” by Melanie Green

    Thanks to the Star Vancouver for this great article about the Intergenerational Landed Learning Project

  • The Landed Learning Program

    The Intergenerational Landed Learning Project promotes garden based intergenerational collaboration and interdisciplinary hands-on learning. Our programs merge educational research and school curriculum to teach about and promote environmental stewardship, healthy diets and lifestyles, and social development.

  • Landed Learning Garden Education Resources

    Gardens inspire rich and relevant interdisciplinary learning. Check our garden-based learning resources and follow the children's learning in the garden.

  • Landed Learning Annual Report

    Check out our Landed Learning 2017 annual report!

  • Cooking: Learn how to create Landed Learning recipes

    Students participating in the Intergenerational Landed Learning Project have the opportunity to become “Chefs of the Day”. Children begin to understand the concept of farm to table as they prepare a recipe using food harvested from their garden beds with other locally and globally produced ingredients to share with their classmates and volunteers!

  • World Environmental Education Congress (WEEC)

    On September 11, 42 international delegates joined the Cultivating Learning Network at the UBC Farm and UBC Orchard Garden for the World Environmental Education Congress (WEEC).

The Intergenerational Landed Learning Project promotes garden based intergenerational collaboration and interdisciplinary hands-on learning. Our programs merge educational research and school curriculum to teach about and promote environmental stewardship, healthy diets and lifestyles, and social development.

We are grateful for the opportunity to work, play, live, and learn on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Musqueam People.
 

We gratefully acknowledge the support of our donors. For a complete list of donors see Our Donors page.

 

                 
       
  

Intergenerational Landed Learning Project
Vancouver Campus
2125 Main Mall, University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
Website landedlearning.educ.ubc.ca
Email landed.learning@ubc.ca
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