NYC DOE K-12 public and charter schools can apply for the GrowNYC Mini Grant! Eligible schools can apply for $500-$2000 in credit to a...

How we grow, distribute and dispose of our food has an impact on the health of the planet. Food, Waste and Climate is a three-part series...

Why do leaves change color in the Fall? During October and November in NYC, we can see beautiful leaves of all different colors: green,...

Virtual workshop hosted on October 29th, 2020. Looking for funds for your school garden, outdoor learning space, or other school wellness...

We hear it all the time: Eat More Veggies! Our educator Susie went out to our GrowNYC Farmstands in Central Brooklyn this summer to ask...

Climate change is a big topic, but here are some resources to engage Elementary-aged youth in conversations about climate change and how...

Book suggestions for all ages on topics of gardening, the environment, climate change, and food justice! These books are great for a...

Governors Island is home to many bird communities that change throughout the year. Many of these same birds can be found citywide,...

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, GrowNYC Greenmarkets have remained open with additional safety practices to ensure the health and...

About Anyone can be a citizen scientist! Citizen science (a.k.a community science) collects data from volunteers, students, and...

These easy-to-make pots are perfect for starting seeds. Once your seedlings are strong enough to be transplanted outside in the garden,...

Translations: (Spanish) (Chinese) (Korean) (English) Before your favorite fruit makes its way from the farm where it was grown to a...

(En español) (Simplified Chinese) (French) A greenhouse is defined as an enclosed space that is heated and lit by the sun. Short-wave...

Growing for Pollinators A garden isn’t only about growing vegetables and fruits. Flowers, trees, and grasses are also important parts of...

Looking for a fun and educational activity to keep your kids busy for a few hours? Challenge them to an up-cycling competition! By using...

One activity that is always a hit for students in the Teaching Garden is nature collages. We do this in two different ways that are easy...