To grow your knowledge, take our series of three EFS-focused courses:

1. First, Foundations in EFS;
2. Second, Immersion in EFS; and
3. EFS Leadership Academy third.

Or, take all of these classes within the Education for Sustainability Graduate Certificate.

Join us for the three-day workshop, the ABCs of Farm-Based Education, offered twice a year in spring and fall.

Project Seasons for Young Learners: Cultivating Joy & Wonder is an immersive week-long summer workshop that will inspire your early childhood curriculum with fresh ideas.

Then, take our introductory workshop, Foundations in Education for Sustainability.

All of our programs and resources have an integrated focus on climate change. These year-long programs have an emphasis on education to inspire climate action:

• The Climate Resiliency Fellowship, typically offered every other year
• A Forest for Every Classroom, designed to support Vermont K–12 educators in translating climate change, equity, and other sustainability concepts from the Land into your curriculum
• A Watershed for Every Classroom, for K–12 educators in the Lake Champlain Basin of Vermont, New York, and Quebec

Farm to school is a strategy for connecting classrooms, cafeterias, and communities to shape a better, more just future for youth and the planet. More about farm to school.

Form a team and join the Northeast Farm to School Institute.

Or, for states outside the northeast, apply for the Farm to School Institute Adaptation Program.