Later in the week, FoodCorps partnered with Crystal Smith, Warren County Cooperative Extension's Director and 4-H Agent to provide a fun Natural Resource exploration day up at Buck Springs. About 50 students from the North Warren Alumni Camp in Wise rode out to Buck Springs to explore the nature trail, learn some history, make their own greenhouses and bird feeders.
Last week FoodCorps conducted a Farm to Fork day camp alongside Arnetta Wilson, our EFNEP programmer. For three days, students visited farms, harvested produce, cooked their produce for lunch and snacks, and got a lot of physical activity. Below you will see pictures from our cookout in Buck Springs, our hike at DeHart Botanical Gardens in Louisburg, Jonathan Bender's blackberry farm, and Later in the week, FoodCorps partnered with Crystal Smith, Warren County Cooperative Extension's Director and 4-H Agent to provide a fun Natural Resource exploration day up at Buck Springs. About 50 students from the North Warren Alumni Camp in Wise rode out to Buck Springs to explore the nature trail, learn some history, make their own greenhouses and bird feeders.
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12/14/2019 03:47:05 pm
Being an alumnus of this school fills my heart with both pride and joy. I am the person who I am today thanks to the teachings of this school. Now that I am allowed to give back to them, I will do all of my power to help it out. I want to go and make this school better than what it was back then. I hope that my help can turn this school into one of the best in the entire country.
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AuthorCaroline Stover is from Winston-Salem, NC, and is currently serving as Warren County's FoodCorps Service Member. Archives
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