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It's arrived! DIGGING DEEPER TOGETHER - THE GRATITUDE REPORT One big thank you in a document jam-packed with hundreds of data points,
Wracklines: Does Urban Habitat Restoration Work?
By Common Ground Students Taylor Pauls, Erik Lopez, Kathiana Torres, Sophia Ginnow, Georgia Basso and Corrie Folsom-O’Keefe The lab classroom is
Building a Community for People and Wildlife
Jill Keating-Herbst Program Manager, CT School Garden Resource Center It is late on a Wednesday afternoon in September. At Edgewood School in
NBC Connecticut: New Outdoor Classroom Unveiled at New Haven School
Common Ground partnered with Edgewood school and CT Audobon to facilitate the build of a new Schoolyard Habitat! A new outdoor classroom was
Bird Watching and Bug Catching: Common Ground and New Haven Public Schools Partner to Create Outdoor Learning Experiences
By Jill Keating Herbst Environmental Education Program Manager All over New Haven, students are harvesting fresh vegetables from school gardens, observing native
Creating Urban Oases for People & Wildlife – Proposals Due April 1!
In 2013, New Haven was designated one of the nation's first urban wildlife refuges by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Since
Paving a Path to A Successful Career
By Tom Gaudioso Earlier this month, Jesus Reyes, who arrived at Common Ground as a reserved freshman, demonstrated his growth into a
FoodCorps Leads The Charge for Healthy Eating
A powerful team of farm-to-cafeteria leaders from all over Connecticut gathered at Common Ground on September 11, 2014 to share a farm-fresh meal. Together,
67 Summer Jobs Build Greener, Healthier City
Students Help Neighbors Improve 23 Greenspaces
In summer 2014, Common Ground High School students took on 67 different paid environmental and community leadership jobs -- teaching, planting, stewarding, monitoring, building
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Michael Bruno: “Falling Into Place”
Last summer, Michael Bruno – a member of Common Ground High School’s class of 2012, and a landscape architecture major at the