Where's the Garden?

What's New?

Congratulations to Ian Wogan for being selected for the USDA Ag Outlook Forum Diversity Program to be held in Washington DC this coming February!! This Agroecology student is not only the President of the Garden Club and the Farmer's Market, but he is also actively involved in many community projects and is always willing to lend a helping hand.

See the new video of the garden:

The FIU Organic Garden from Doug Garland on Vimeo.

Upcoming Events: Agroecology Symposium 2010 Click here for flyer info Spring Garden Work Days: Fridays at 1pm FIU Farmer's Market: Every Wednesday from 12-3pm between by the red wall of library

Check out these FIU Links: FIU is Going Green! Environmental Studies in the Department Earth and Environment Students for Environmental Action

Agroecology
at Florida International University

The FIU Agroecology Program is a comprehensive program that integrates education, research and training of university and high school students and teachers on agricultural issues at the farm level and at the regional landscape level. The program focuses on the interface between agriculture, natural ecosystems and urban development and consists of specialized undergraduate agroecology courses, field trips, summer internships, graduate fellowships, and training workshops for university students and high school teachers.

Current USDA funded education programs: