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The students at Foxcroft School had the opportunity to visit and learn about the curative power of plants. They dove right in with an informative lecture led by Educational Outreach Director, Ginger Anderson. Several of the students also came in the fall to harvest and process the herbal materials that were used for this class.
After the lecture, the students rolled up their sleeves and crafted their own remedies from scratch. Read the blog for recipes you can make at home.
While the cool autumn air has returned, we are taking a look back at the height of summer. It’s at this time that our Biocultural Conservation Farm was getting ready to plant collards grown as part of a collaboration with the Heirloom Collards Project. Read our blog to learn about the history of collards in the US and history HCP, while hopefully gaining a new appreciation for these sometimes overlooked leafy greens.
Meet our Education and Outreach Coordinator, Ginger Anderson! Ginger comes to us with 20 years of farming experience and 15 years of teaching experience in agriculture and horticulture education. As a continuation of Oak Spring’s mission to share the resources of Bunny Mellon with the public, Ginger works with teachers and youth organization leaders throughout the region to coordinate meaningful hands-on learning experiences at the Biocultural Conservation Farm or in schools or community centers. You can find out more about Ginger by reading our latest ‘Meet the Staff’ Q&A!
