How far have we advanced towards our goal of being Net Zero by 2028, when the farm will be capturing more greenhouse gases than we produce on campus? Here are our climate actions and their impact to date.
All over the country, schools are transforming food systems education. Our professional learning team is featured on the podcast Talking with Green Teachers to discuss farm to school's impact.
With a heavy heart, Shelburne Farms celebrates the legacy of Marshall Webb, cofounder of the education nonprofit, coworker, and friend.
This July, more than 70 educators, school nutrition staffers, administrators, and community partners came from around the country to prepare for farm to school work in the coming academic year.
“This experience has shown me that project-based learning can reach new levels in terms of authenticity and impact on the community and beyond,” says one educator.
Two delicious recipes for the summer harvest season recently highlighted during the Northeast Farm to School Institute Summer Retreat.
Summer campers, university students and faculty, educators, school administrators, and food systems professionals are all at Shelburne Farms this summer exploring sustainability in its many forms.
Continuing the transformation of our working farm campus into an educational and community resource through repairs of the historic Breeding Barn.
This semester, students learned about their community through the lens of the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals, part of an ongoing partnership between Shelburne Farms and the Winooski School District.
Champlain Valley Union High School's Field and Forest program is an example of transformative learning in action.
