A.I.M. Research and their motivated volunteers worked up a sweat with the students prepping and planting in the garden. The students started the plants from seed in their recycled sub irrigated planters. With a large amount of basil, tomato, chili and cilantro plants, the group began the transplantation process. Romy, the A.I.M. team leader stated, “There’s a ton of sweat and hard work ahead of us, but it’s so much fun!! Our goal at the academy is to combine a native plant restoration section with a common fruit and vegetable garden. This is a long-term project with plenty of stuff to do, so extra helping hands are always appreciated” . This is their second visit and AIM Research will continue will continue the garden project with students in the following weeks.
Below are some pictures of the most recent garden work day: Read the rest of this entry »
Green Life Academy - Private School - Playas Del Coco 