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License our lawn-ecology curriculum

Classroom-ready lessons on lawns, pollinators, water and soil — for schools, nonprofits and extension programs.

Editorial illustration of Competitive Lawn’s curriculum licensing and its eco-lawn mission and ecology-review approach

In short

We license our lawn-alternative and ecology lessons for educational use — so teachers, garden educators, master-gardener programs and nonprofits can teach water-wise, pollinator-friendly landscaping without building materials from scratch. Tell us your program and audience and we’ll scope a licence.

Who it’s for

Built for educators

The curriculum suits K–12 science and environmental classes, university extension and master-gardener programs, botanic gardens and nature centres, scout and 4-H groups, and municipal sustainability or water-conservation outreach. If you teach people how landscapes affect water, soil and pollinators, the material is designed to drop into your program.

What it covers

Topics & formats

How licensing works

From inquiry to classroom

1. Tell us your program. Audience, age/level, setting (classroom, garden, online) and how many learners or sites.

2. We scope a licence. We confirm which lessons fit, the format you need, and the usage terms for your organisation.

3. You teach. You receive the licensed materials and permission to use them within the agreed scope.

Licences are scoped per program

Because needs vary so widely — a single classroom versus a statewide extension network — we scope licences and any fees per program rather than listing fixed terms. Educational and nonprofit use is something we actively want to support, so reach out and we’ll find a fit.

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Inquire about a licence

Tell us your program — we’ll scope a fit.