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Edible Schoolyards in Berkeley, California: Connecting Kids to the Earth and Encouraging Healthy Eating Habits
Replacing a parking lot with a school garden and kitchen, Martin Luther King Jr. Middle school creates tools for education and social change.
Photos by Amanda Suutari - Feel free to download photos; please credit photographer and website.
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Martin Luther King Jr. 
Edible Schoolyard toolshed 
In front of the toolshed 
‘Starts’ ready for planting 
Bench on garden path 
In the garden 
The Ramada 
Shady tree in garden 
Hens in the garden coop 
Close-up of chickens 
Datura flowers 
Squash 
Student Sign and paintings 
Another creative sign 
Entrance to herb garden 
Edible Schoolyard kitchen 
Kitchen as classroom 
Dia de los Muertos 
Seasonal squashes 
Recycling in the kitchen 
Beans ready for harvest 
Loquat Tree 
California natives 
Amaranth 
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