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Harding School
Transforming unused patches land into vibrant habitat
At Harding School, we’re revitalizing an overlooked patch of land on the south side of campus — once a weed-filled space with untended shrubs. Now, it’s becoming a vibrant native habitat, with newly planted oaks, native shrubs, and a wide mix of wildflowers that will bloom throughout the year and grow more resilient over time. These plants will cast much needed shade on a hot building.
Rewilding Our Schools
3
Habitats Created
18
Trees Planted
30
Volunteers
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AFTER

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