A new Educational Garden on the Heifer International headquarters campus will expose the public to locally-grown food and appropriate technologies for family gardeners, and provide a hands-on opportunity to learn about sustainable food systems.
Our chief operating officer Steve Denne announced the exciting expansion of our education programs today at the Heifer Village Learning Center in Little Rock, AR. Since opening in 2009, more than 80,000 people have experienced this exhibits-based learning center.
The Educational Garden will also serve as a learning environment that supports and informs Heifer’s work in sustainable food systems in the US and around the globe.
As work continues on the Educational Garden we will provide updates and insights to events taking place at the Heifer Village Learning Center.
Educational garden by Heifer is a novel idea in educating the people to grow their own vegetables. If each family practices gardening, all neighborhood will have a pleasant green look. In addition to productivity of the garden, beautification through fountains and statues should also be given importance, so that the city will have beautiful landscape.
Garden Statues