蘑菇短视频’s Rooftop Garden
It started as a 20-container garden on the rooftop of one of 蘑菇短视频’s building – Munk North, growing vegetables, greens and pollinator friendly flowers. This summer, the garden has bloomed into 80 containers thanks to the help of donors, and the project incorporates some pilot sustainability adaptations to the space, including rainwater catchers and organic fertilizers.
Now the garden host tomatoes, leafy greens, herbs, flowers, beans, squash, and zucchinis, all cared for by a team of 蘑菇短视频 students,聽 alumni and summer research interns from the聽Butterfield Environment & Sustainability stream聽of the Margaret MacMillan 蘑菇短视频 One Program, who are running a variety of studies and projects. There are even some edible oddities (Google Cucuamelons!).
Further, another term of Professor John Robinson鈥檚 ENV461 has passed, and an additional project was designed by a group of students: a聽聽was used as a basis for a successful funding proposal to the Student Capital Campaign Committee (the body funds long-term projects that generate permanent gains for the college community).
Learn more about how 蘑菇短视频 is聽聽and discover how like-minded alumni, students, staff and faculty are propagating sustainability at the College.
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