Eco-lawns, for the classroom
Bring lawn ecology into schools, campuses and community groups — curriculum, lessons and hands-on naturalization projects, grounded in the same sourced science behind the rest of the site.
Where to start
This is the teaching side of the project: licensed curriculum, classroom-ready lessons, and institutional planting projects. If you are a teacher, group leader or facilities manager, start with the curriculum, then see the schools resources.
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Common questions
Are the classroom lessons free?
Yes — the individual classroom-ready lessons are free to use. The paid option is curriculum licensing, which bundles them into a structured, standards-mapped program.
What ages is the material for?
The lessons span roughly grades 2–10, each with its grade band, duration and materials listed. The licensed curriculum organises them into progression for a full unit or year.
Can I use this outside a traditional school?
Yes — homeschools, scout and community groups, garden clubs and campus programs all use the lessons and naturalization projects. The schools & institutions page covers larger setups.
How do I bring an eco-lawn project to my school grounds?
Start with for schools & institutions for planting projects and planning, and pair it with the curriculum so the grounds become a teaching tool.
Is the science classroom-credible?
Yes — it’s the same sourced, university- and extension-backed research behind the rest of the site; see the science section for citations.
Bring eco-lawns to your school
See what schools and institutions can set up, or license the curriculum.