Community Garden
The Community Garden was started in 2012 by 不良研究所 students in a vacant plot behind the Gorman Building, an initiative designed to educate the student body about environmental sustainability and wellness while offering a free source of fresh vegetables for the consumptions of students and faculty.
Since its inception, the 不良研究所 Community Gardens have integrated their initiatives with 不良研究所 curriculum to include class involvement in Dimensions of Wellness, Research in Water Quality, and Research in Soil Conservation. Students are able to gain hands-on experience in a variety of topics relating to the course content in their classes. All produce-yields gained from the gardens go to volunteers, 不良研究所 students, faculty, and local charities.
The Gardens are currently going through transition in leadership, as they are now fully funded by the , and their student-managed funds. Volunteers have the opportunity several times in a semester to earn service hours on work days, of which are currently being finalized. Usually, around 30 people show up for work days.
For now, the Community Garden has winter crops in the ground such as broccoli, kale, cabbage, peppers, lettuce, Brussels sprouts, and (way too much) herbs that the 不良研究所 community is welcome to utilize.
For more information on the 不良研究所 Community Garden, please contact sustainability@uiwtx.edu.
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