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Teaching students about modern farming through Minecraft
Maggie Rhoads

Planet Forward Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Teaching students about modern farming through Minecraft
Essay | Finca Rivera: Preserving coffee traditions in Costa Rica amid urbanization
María José Vargas

Planet Forward Correspondent | Middlebury Institute of International Studies

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The Well at Oxon Run is open for the 2024 season
Alexia Massoud

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

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Expanding roots: Hydroponic gardening creates more alternatives for sustainable food growth
Ava Hoelscher

Northwestern University

Expanding roots: Hydroponic gardening creates more alternatives for sustainable food growth
In Australia, native grains heal old wounds
Sophie Holtzman

George Washington University

In Australia, native grains heal old wounds
Essay | Reflecting on food systems in Oceania
Micah Seidel

Planet Forward Correspondent | Rutgers University

Essay | Reflecting on food systems in Oceania
Michigan’s Mission | George Washington Carver’s contributions to transportation and sustainability
Mykah Scott

Planet Forward Correspondent | Tuskegee University

Michigan’s Mission | George Washington Carver’s contributions to transportation and sustainability

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A community approach to seed saving builds resilient agriculture in Boulder, Colorado
Tyler Hickman

Planet Forward Correspondent | University of Colorado Boulder

Growing Gigas: Farming giant clams in Kosrae, Micronesia
Micah Seidel

Planet Forward Correspondent | Rutgers University

Building a sustainable future through the integration of Indigenous knowledge and photovoltaics
Emiliano McLane

New Mexico State University | Ilíiaitchik: Indigenous Correspondents Program (ICP)

Feeding the Future | How the Indigenous mindset can be applied to agriculture
Eric Trujillo

University of Arizona, Ilíiaitchik: Indigenous Correspondents Program (ICP)

Managing the Potomac: Featuring the Patawomeck Tribe of Virginia
Veronica Malabanan Lucchese

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

Empowering Indigenous communities in Panama to transcend subsistence living
Gerardo Escudero Samara

Universidad Europea del Atlántico

Sweet Tree Farm: A story of sustainability in the meat industry
Sophie Champagne

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Informing modern agriculture with traditional wisdom
Aurore Nkaka

Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture in Rwanda

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