Garden Cultivating: Through Education Teaching Kids
Margery Hahn
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
Cultivating Change: Climate Education Gardens delves into the intersection of environmental education and gardening as a powerful tool for teaching about climate change. Through a series of engaging and informative chapters, readers are guided on a journey that explores the role of gardens in fostering environmental awareness, sustainability, and practical solutions to combatting the effects of climate change. The book is a comprehensive resource for educators, gardeners, and environmental enthusiasts seeking to deepen their understanding of how to use gardens as a platform for learning and activism. By drawing on the latest research and case studies, Cultivating Change demonstrates how climate education gardens can serve as living classrooms that inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and a sense of stewardship towards the natural world. Each chapter offers practical guidance on designing, implementing, and maintaining a climate-focused garden, from selecting plants that can thrive in changing conditions to utilizing innovative sustainable gardening techniques. The book also highlights the stories of real-world community projects that have successfully used gardens as a tool for education and empowerment. Readers of Cultivating Change will gain valuable insights into the unique benefits of integrating gardening into climate education curriculum, both inside and outside of traditional educational settings.
Duration - 2h 4m.
Author - Margery Hahn.
Narrator - Digital Voice Madelyn G.
Published Date - Saturday, 25 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2025 Leonard E Reynolds ©.
Location:
United States
Description:
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Cultivating Change: Climate Education Gardens delves into the intersection of environmental education and gardening as a powerful tool for teaching about climate change. Through a series of engaging and informative chapters, readers are guided on a journey that explores the role of gardens in fostering environmental awareness, sustainability, and practical solutions to combatting the effects of climate change. The book is a comprehensive resource for educators, gardeners, and environmental enthusiasts seeking to deepen their understanding of how to use gardens as a platform for learning and activism. By drawing on the latest research and case studies, Cultivating Change demonstrates how climate education gardens can serve as living classrooms that inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and a sense of stewardship towards the natural world. Each chapter offers practical guidance on designing, implementing, and maintaining a climate-focused garden, from selecting plants that can thrive in changing conditions to utilizing innovative sustainable gardening techniques. The book also highlights the stories of real-world community projects that have successfully used gardens as a tool for education and empowerment. Readers of Cultivating Change will gain valuable insights into the unique benefits of integrating gardening into climate education curriculum, both inside and outside of traditional educational settings. Duration - 2h 4m. Author - Margery Hahn. Narrator - Digital Voice Madelyn G. Published Date - Saturday, 25 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 Leonard E Reynolds ©.
Language:
English
Chapter 1: Introduction 5
Duration:00:00:01
- Introducing the concept of climate education gardens 5
Duration:00:03:14
- Discussing the importance of teaching about climate change through hands-on gardening 8
Duration:00:03:14
- Outlining the benefits of incorporating environmental education into gardening practices 11
Duration:00:03:31
Chapter 2: Understanding Climate Change 14
Duration:00:01:50
- Defining climate change and its impact on the planet 16
Duration:00:04:00
- Exploring the science behind climate change and global warming 20
Duration:00:03:13
- Discussing the role of human activities in contributing to climate change 23
Duration:00:02:54
Chapter 3: The Role of Gardens in Climate Education 26
Duration:00:02:36
- Highlighting the potential of gardens as educational tools for teaching about climate change 29
Duration:00:03:29
- Discussing how gardens can serve as real-life examples of sustainability and conservation 32
Duration:00:04:16
- Exploring the connection between garden practices and climate change mitigation 36
Duration:00:03:21
Chapter 4: Designing a Climate Education Garden 39
Duration:00:02:41
- Planning and designing a garden with a focus on climate education 42
Duration:00:03:23
- Selecting climate-friendly plants and materials for the garden 45
Duration:00:02:51
- Implementing sustainable gardening practices to reduce the garden's carbon footprint 48
Duration:00:03:45
Chapter 5: Teaching Strategies for Climate Education Gardens 52
Duration:00:04:02
- Exploring different teaching methods and activities to engage learners in the garden 56
Duration:00:02:58
- Discussing the importance of experiential learning and hands-on activities 59
Duration:00:03:04
- Providing tips for integrating climate education into the garden curriculum 62
Duration:00:03:37
Chapter 6: Cultivating Environmental Stewardship 66
Duration:00:02:42
- Emphasizing the importance of fostering a sense of environmental responsibility in learners 69
Duration:00:02:46
- Discussing how gardening can instill conservation values and promote sustainable practices 72
Duration:00:03:24
- Sharing stories of successful climate education garden programs and their impact on communities 75
Duration:00:02:33
Chapter 7: Evaluating and Assessing Climate Education Gardens 78
Duration:00:02:09
- Developing assessment tools to measure the effectiveness of climate education gardens 80
Duration:00:03:09
- Discussing the benefits of ongoing evaluation and feedback in improving program outcomes 83
Duration:00:02:44
- Highlighting examples of data-driven decision-making in climate education garden programs 86
Duration:00:02:08
Chapter 8: Overcoming Challenges and Building Resilience 88
Duration:00:02:59
- Addressing common challenges faced in implementing climate education gardens 91
Duration:00:03:37
- Exploring strategies for building resilience and adapting to changing environmental conditions 95
Duration:00:02:37
- Sharing tips for overcoming barriers to success and fostering a culture of innovation 98
Duration:00:02:54
Chapter 9: Growing a Climate-Smart Community 101
Duration:00:02:21
- Discussing the importance of community partnerships in promoting climate education through gardens 104
Duration:00:03:07
- Sharing strategies for engaging diverse stakeholders and fostering collaboration 107
Duration:00:02:37
- Highlighting the role of gardens in building social connections and promoting environmental stewardship 110
Duration:00:02:54
Chapter 10: Empowering Future Generations 113
Duration:00:02:12
- Reflecting on the impact of climate education gardens on learner's attitudes and behaviors 115
Duration:00:03:35
- Discussing the potential of gardens to inspire future generations of environmental leaders 118
Duration:00:03:22
- Sharing stories of how climate education gardens have transformed communities and empowered individuals 121
Duration:00:02:37
Chapter 11: Conclusion 124
Duration:00:00:01
- Reflecting on the transformative power of climate education gardens 124
Duration:00:04:00
- Inspiring readers to take action and make a positive impact on the planet through gardening and education. 128
Duration:00:02:30