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🌐Global Educational Collaboration

Sustainability and education:

🌱 Sustainability & Learning

  1. Sustainable Food Production
    Students learn how plants and fish can thrive together in a balanced aquaponics system — producing food efficiently while conserving water.

  2. Global Collaboration
    Schools from diverse countries, languages, and cultural backgrounds participate in shared aquaponics projects. This international network fosters cooperation, cultural understanding, and dynamic, real-world learning.

✨ Key Benefits

  • Continuous production of fresh vegetables and fish creates ongoing educational opportunities.

  • Students share harvests, contributing to their communities in fun and meaningful ways.

  • Hands-on lessons in sustainable food systems empower students to take active roles in food production and sharing.

🔗 How It Works

Our global aquaponics education network connects participating schools virtually, creating opportunities for cultural exchange and friendship.

  • Each school manages its own aquaponics system.

  • Weekly Zoom meetings connect partner schools across regions and countries.

  • Students share harvest results, troubleshoot challenges, and celebrate successes together.

 

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Hydroponic Vegetable Farm
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🏫 School Program

Our school program utilizes the Nelson & Pade Aquaponics School Systems — a comprehensive and easy-to-use educational package that blends hands-on sustainability with accredited learning.

📘 What’s Included

  • A fully integrated aquaponics system

  • Daily operations manual for system management

  • Educator’s guides and student manuals

  • Accredited curriculum license

  • Video lessons and digital educational resources

📚 STEM + Cultural Enrichment

This program integrates STEM education with culturally enriching content that highlights:

  • Language and communication

  • Nutrition and healthy living

  • Sustainability and environmental care

🌾 System Features & Impact

  • Each participating school logs harvest data, contributing to a shared goals page that showcases collective progress.

  • Schools may use 50% of their harvest for fundraising and donate 50% to support the community, teachers, and families.

💡 Financial Sustainability

Each aquaponics system is designed to provide:

  • Continuous fundraising opportunities for schools

  • Ongoing healthy food production for students and families

  • Long-term impact that strengthens both education and community well-being

“Give a person a fish, feed them for a day. Teach a person to fish, feed them for a lifetime"

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