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Teens in the Garden – Fieldtrip!
Did you know the Garden has a volunteer program just for teens? This year-round program allows teens who love nature and the Garden to participate in volunteer service learning projects, career building opportunities and exploring nature and fun with science....![Teachers Discover New Ways to Engage Students During the Pandemic](https://dbg.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Teacher_feature.jpg)
Teachers Discover New Ways to Engage Students During the Pandemic
The pandemic created numerous struggles for everyone. Teachers, in particular, faced new challenges to keep their students engaged and inspired. Candace Green, an art teacher from Alhambra Elementary School District turned to nature to connect with her students. She...![Pining for Pineapple](https://dbg.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/DBG_YGAH_Pineapple7.jpg)
Pining for Pineapple
Pineapples in the desert Arizona has many seasons that are perfect for fruit growing. You can often smell the blooming flowers from fruit trees that will soon become oranges and lemons. Some cactus fruits even look like a tiny pineapple. Bromeliads, tillandsia and...![Activity | Dust storms, tumbleweeds and traveling seeds!](https://dbg.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/DBG_YGAH_WindSeed_Activity.8.jpg)