Education at Reunity

While we aim to do our best work in each of the intertwined programs we run, we are firm believers in collective, community movements. To truly have an impact on the big issues of hunger and climate change, it takes all of us. This idea forms the basis of our commitment to education. Whether we are connecting on the farm with community college students, preschoolers, retirees or young professionals, everyone has a role to play. Our educational programming spans from our Farm Camp to paid mentorships, from drop-in tours to hands-on workshops. 

Our Core Concepts on the Farm program is designed to create hands-on, experiential, and embodied learning experiences that energize, excite, and deepen learning. We collaborate with teachers to design classroom visits and field work on the farm that includes principles and content in the water cycle, soil composition, restoration, and health, environment and sustainability, physical and geological sciences, land history, creative writing and expression - just to name a few! By pairing classroom visits with farm field trips, we answer the ‘why does this matter in real life’ questions in practical ways. 

Are you interested in a field trip? 
Most of our experiences begin with a conversation with interested schools, administrators, and classroom teachers regarding which students, ages, classrooms, and curriculums we aim to integrate with our farm visits. Experiences range from a tour of our “worm house” to a taste of the farm tour. We’ll align our visit with what you’re studying in class: a lesson and experience on soil health, the cycle of an apple (and pressing apples into cider), and measuring water content in various soils from a pinon juniper desertscape to our soils regenerated with our various composts. 

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Contact: Marc - Education Coordinator 
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