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Биологиялық зерттеулерге арналған ашық аспандағы зертхана. Жер зертханасы – биологиялық зерттеулер үшін бөлінген жер учаскесі. Осылайша, ол жер учаскесі негізіндегі шынайы ашық аспандағы зертхана болып табылады. Зерттеулер қарапайым немесе күрделі болуы мүмкін. Мысалы, студенттерге жер зертханасындағы барлық ағаш түрлерін анықтау тапсырылуы мүмкін, ал тәжірибелі студент топырақ үлгісінде табылған микроорганизмдерді жан-жақты зерттеуді жүргізе алады. Білім беру контекстінде жер зертханаларының маңызды ерекшелігі – тәжірибелік, нақты, жобаға негізделген оқыту. Жер зертханалары ашық ауаға қол жеткізетін кез келген жерде болуы мүмкін: білім беру кампустары, тұрғын алаптары, қала шетіндегі аймақтар, қалалық жерлер, тіпті кішкентай аулалар. Жер зертханасы білімінің басты принципі – сыртқа шығып, әлеммен тікелей байланысқа түсу. Зерттеулер үшін жер зертханалары көбінесе учаскелерге немесе трансекттерге бөлінеді. Учаскелердің көлемі кез келген болуы мүмкін, әдетте шаршы метрмен өлшеніп белгіленеді. Бұл биотаның өзгерістерін және инвентаризациясын жан-жақты, шектеулі түрде зерттеуге мүмкіндік береді. Трансекттер – экологиялық қоғамдастықтың сипаттамасын алу үшін белгілі аралықтармен өлшеулер жүргізілетін түзу сызықтар. Жер зертханалары студенттерге табиғи ортаға қол жеткізуге, жергілікті өсімдіктер мен жануарларды байқауға, STEM принциптерін тәжірибелік жобаларда қолдануға және биологиялық әртүрліліктің экологиялық денсаулық үшін қаншалықты маңызды екенін түсінуге көмектеседі.
Outdoor laboratory for biological study
A land lab is an area of land that has been set aside for use in biological studies. Thus, it is literally an outdoor laboratory based on an area of land. Studies may be elementary or advanced. For instance, students may simply be given the task of identifying all the tree species in a land lab, or an advanced student may be doing an intensive survey of the microbial life forms found in a soil sample. Hands on, tangible, project base learning is a key aspect of land labs within an educational context. Land labs can exist anywhere with outdoor access: educational campuses, residential neighborhoods, peri urban settings, urban settings, or even a small courtyard. The driving principle behind land lab education is getting outside and interacting with the world directly. Land labs are often marked out in plots or transects for studies. A plot may be any size, usually marked out in square meters. This allows for more intensive, delimited studies of changes and inventories of biota. Transects are straight lines at which, at intervals, measurements are taken for a profile of the ecological community. Land labs serve an important role in giving students access to a natural environment to observe native plants and wildlife, apply STEM concepts with hands on projects, and build a better understanding of how critical biodiversity is for ecological health.
A land lab is an area of land that has been set aside for use in biological studies. Thus, it is literally an outdoor laboratory based on an area of land. Studies may be elementary or advanced. For instance, students may simply be given the task of identifying all the tree species in a land lab, or an advanced student may be doing an intensive survey of the microbial life forms found in a soil sample. Hands on, tangible, project base learning is a key aspect of land labs within an educational context. Land labs can exist anywhere with outdoor access: educational campuses, residential neighborhoods, peri urban settings, urban settings, or even a small courtyard. The driving principle behind land lab education is getting outside and interacting with the world directly. Land labs are often marked out in plots or transects for studies. A plot may be any size, usually marked out in square meters. This allows for more intensive, delimited studies of changes and inventories of biota. Transects are straight lines at which, at intervals, measurements are taken for a profile of the ecological community. Land labs serve an important role in giving students access to a natural environment to observe native plants and wildlife, apply STEM concepts with hands on projects, and build a better understanding of how critical biodiversity is for ecological health.
Жердегі зертханаларда адамның қажеттіліктері мен тұрақтылығын зерттеу
Азық-түлік, талшық және энергияны тұрақты түрде өндіруді үйрену – барлық жастағы студенттер үшін жер зертханаларында зор мүмкіндік. Студенттер жер зертханалары арқылы биомассалық энергияны, биогаз отынын, күн энергиясын, пермакультураны, компост жасауды, органикалық бағбандарын және тұрақтылықтың көптеген басқа да салаларын зерттей алады. Табиғи процестерді (биомимикрия) үлгі етіп алатын жүйелерді жобалау арқылы біз жергілікті қауымдастықтар үшін азық-түлік, талшық және энергияны тұрақтырақ өндіре аламыз. Жергілікті жерде азық-түлік өсірудің және энергия өндірудің көптеген экологиялық және экономикалық артықшылықтары бар. Бұл биомимикрияға негізделген жүйелер айналымды сипаттайды. Ештеңе ысырапқа жіберілмейді, өйткені бір айналымды жүйенің нәтижелері екінші жүйеге кіріс ретінде қолданылады.
Learning to produce food, fiber and energy in sustainable ways is a tremendous opportunity for students of all ages within land labs. Students can explore biomass energy, biogas fuels, solar energy, permaculture, composting, organic gardening, and many other facets of sustainability through land labs. By designing systems that mimic natural processes (biomimicry), we are able to produce food, fiber, and energy in more sustainable ways for local communities. Numerous environmental and economic benefits exist to growing food locally and producing energy locally. These biomimicry inspired systems are circular in nature. Nothing is wasted, as the outputs of one circular system become the inputs of another.
Сыртта жүрген студенттер үшін психикалық денсаулыққа арналған жәрдемақылар
Қазіргі цифрлық әлемде көптеген оқушылар үйде де, мектепте де экран алдында тым көп уақыт өткізеді. Экран алдында немесе сынып ішінде толыққанды жүзеге асатын жобалық оқытудың белгілі бір шектеулері бар. Далалық зертханалар оқушыларға цифрлық ортадан шығуға және ауада қажетті уақытты өткізуге көмектеседі. Зерттеулер көрсеткендей, әлеуметтік желілердің кең таралған сайын, оқушылар арасындағы депрессия мен психикалық қиындықтар күрт өсті. Сондай-ақ зерттеулер оқушылардың психикалық денсаулығына ауада болудың және мағыналы нәтижелер беретін тәжірибелік жобаларға қатысудың үлкен пайдасын көрсетеді.
In today's digital world, many students spend inordinate amounts of time on a screen both at home and at school. Inherent limits exist to project based learning that takes place entirely behind a screen or within a classroom. Land labs help break students out of a digital environment by providing much needed time outdoors. Studies have shown that as our digital landscape of social media has exploded in popularity, depression and mental struggles have increased dramatically in students. Studies also show that student's mental health benefits immensely from being outdoors and participating in hands on projects with meaningful outcomes.
Құрлықтағы зертханаларда пайдаланылатын қалдықтар ағыны
Көптеген жергілікті "қалдық" ағындары, көбінесе тегін алуға болады, топырақ құруға, қуат өндіруге, азық-түлік өсіруге және биологиялық әртүрлілікті қалпына келтіруге қажетті шикізатпен жер зертханасын қамтамасыз ету үшін пайдаланылуы мүмкін.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Ағаш сынықтары – бау-бақша жолдарына, мульчаға, компостқа және биокөмірге қолданылады. Көбінесе жергілікті ағаш компанияларынан немесе муниципалитеттерден тегін алуға болады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Шөп кесінділері – компост және мульча үшін қолданылады. Көршілерден және өз жеріңізден алуға болады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Жапырақтар – компост және мульча үшін қолданылады. Көршілерден және өз жеріңізден алуға болады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Тамақ қалдықтары – компостқа, метан өндірісіне, сұйық тыңайтқышқа және BSF-ті (қара жәндіздің дернәсілі) тамақтандыруға қолданылады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Кофе ұнтағы – компостқа және BSF өндірісіне қолданылады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Паллеттер (өңделмеген) – көтерілген грядкалар, биокөмір, компост жәшіктері және басқа да құрылымдар жасауға қолданылады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
IBC контейнерлері (тағамдық сападағы) – жаңбыр суын және сұйық тыңайтқыштарды сақтауға қолданылады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
5 галлондық шелектер – тамақ қалдықтарын және басқа қалдық ағындарын жинауға қолданылады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Ұсақталған қағаз – компостқа қолданылады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Ұсақталған картон – компостқа қолданылады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Газеттер – компостқа және мульчаға қолданылады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Жылғыштар – шағын жәндіздерге қолайлы орта жасауға қолданылады. Көптеген ағаш компанияларынан тегін алуға болады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Қайта өңделген ағаш (өңделмеген) – көтерілген грядкалар, биокөмір және шағын құрылыс жобалары үшін қолданылады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Билборд маталары – жаңбыр суын жинауға, шатыр жабуға және көлеңке маталары ретінде қолданылады. Билборд компанияларынан тегін алуға болады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.
Жер зертханасын құру процесінің бір бөлігі – жергілікті кәсіпорнындармен, көршілермен, мейрамханалармен және қоғам мүшелерімен қарым-қатынас орнату, осы қалдықтарды жер зертханасында қажетті материалдар мен жүйелерге айналдыруды бастау. Көптеген адамдар қоғамға пайдалы жобада жақсы нәтижелерге қол жеткізіп жүрген студенттерге көмектесуге ынталы. Қарым-қатынас орнатылғанда жоғарыда аталған материалдардың көпшілігін аз немесе тегін алуға болады.
Multiple types of local "waste" streams, that can often be obtained freely, can be used to supply a land lab with the raw materials to build soil, generate power, grow food, and restore biodiversity. Woodchips Used for garden paths, mulch, composting & biochar. Often available from local tree companies or municipalities for free. Grass clippings Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Leaves Used for compost and mulch. Available from neighbors and onsite. Food waste Used for composting, methane production, liquid fertilizer, and feeding BSF. Coffee grounds Used for composting and BSF production. Pallets (Non treated) Used for making raised beds, biochar, composting bins, and other structures. IBC totes (Food grade) Used for storing rainwater and liquid fertilizer. 5 Gallon Buckets Used for collecting food waste, and other waste streams. Shredded paper Used for composting. Shredded cardboard Used for composting. Newspapers Used for composting and mulching. Logs Used for pollinator habitats. Freely availably from many tree companies. Reclaimed lumber (non treated) Used for raised beds, biochar, and small building projects. Billboard tarps Used for rainwater catchment, roofing, and shade cloths. Freely available from billboard companies. Part of the process of building a land lab is developing relationships with local businesses, neighbors, restaurants, and community members to begin upcycling these wastes into the materials and systems needed within a land lab. Many people have a desire to help students who are working hard on a meaningful community project. Much of the materials listed above can be had for little to no cost as relationships are formed.