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Working at the Seed Brigade
Volunteers Rahnawn and Gregory sort seed donations for school seed banks.
Working in the Greenhouse
Many hands make light work. With about a dozen service learning volunteers, the entire greenhouse can be weeded and watered in about 15 minutes.
Working the Earth at Finca Mi Casa
Raíces Director Francisco G. Gómez and volunteer Christina Proxenos working the earth at Finca Mi Casa under the direction of Don Luis Soto. During our visit, we planted a small patch of three varieties of beans for seed saving from some of the…
Tags: agriculture, Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, Camuy, Christina Proxenos, Don Luis Soto, farm, Finca Mi Casa, Francisco G. Gómez, hand tools, heirloom, High Mowing Organic Seeds, Hudson Valley Seed Library, Hurricane Maria, no till farming, non-gmo, organic, organic agriculture, organic farming, Puerto Rico, Seed Savers Exchange, seed saving
Working the Land at Plenitud PR
Residents, visitors, neighbors and students work together on Plenitud’s permaculture farm site. This hillside has been transformed from a slope covered in coffee bushes to a terraced food and herb production site using water and land management…
Working Together
Professora Amazonas and her student, Abelha, are working together to make cords for the 2020 Grupo Liberdade de Capoeira batizado.
Yemonja Altar
Altar for Yemonja built and painted by artist Amy Garas.
Tags: altar, Amy Garas, art exhibit, Lembranças, New Brunswick, orixas, visual art, Yemonja
Yokahu Tower Through the Trees
Four months after Hurricane María passed through the island of Puerto Rico ,the environmental destruction remained clearly visible on the landscape. The trees were not as lush and green, the foliage was sparse, and landmarks that were normally hidden…
Youth Art
Section of art created by local and international youth on the theme "Water Is Life". From paintings to sculptures made from garbage collected during river cleanups, there were submissions of youth art from individuals as well as organizations such…
Youth Art on Display at Water Is Life
Artwork from local and international youth on display as part of the Water Is Life exhibit series group art show. This included pieces made in the Who Is My Neighbor, Inc. "The Cave" after-school program, on the theme of Water Is Life.
Zona Agricola
Seen from the highway leaving the San Juan area, “Zona Agricola” means agricultural zone. About 80% of agricultural crops were wiped out by Hurricane María in September 2017.