Connecting Youth with Plants, Place & Culture: Tend, Gather & Grow is a project dedicated to educating youth about wild edible & medicinal plants and the rich cultural traditions that surround them. This project aims to build food security, promote health, and facilitate connections with the land.

Expose your class or group of youngsters to food system education and help to foster a love for plants, animals & nature through GRuB field trips.  Groups go on a discovery-based tour where they observe the plants, chickens, pollinators, and earth at our productive 2-acre urban farm in west Olympia.

Wild Foods & Medicines is a GRuB Community Program that offers educational resources, trainings, and community classes to help people safely and sustainably harvest and prepare wild edible and medicinal plants.

GroundEd is a partnership program with Gravity Learning Center, providing paid educational stipends for teens on the GRuB farm.

The South Puget Sound Region of Washington is home to a number of excellent teen & young adult programs based on gardening or farming.