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      SUSTAINABLE GARDENING AND SERVICE LEARNING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS

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          INTRODUCTION

          Founded in 2009, the Sustainable University of Redlands Farm (or SURF) is an ever-evolving campus farm that functions primarily as an outdoor classroom. The farm is located on the University of Redlands campus in Redlands, CA. The site currently employs a single full-time farm manager, with all other requisite labor being provided by student employees or volunteers. In its short history, the farm has educated hundreds of students in sustainable living practices, provided countless hours of community service outreach, and has hosted several high-profile environmentalists.

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          Journal
          jgrb
          Journal of Green Building
          College Publishing
          1552-6100
          1943-4618
          1943-4618
          Spring 2015
          : 10
          : 2
          : 64-78
          Author notes

          1. Former Coordinator of Sustainable Gardening and Outreach for the Community Service Learning Office at the University of Redlands, currently Garden Manager at the Golden Door Resort in San Marcos, CA. William can be reached at wryan@ 123456goldendoor.com .

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          jgb.10.2.64
          10.3992/jgb.10.2.64
          06a55b91-da82-4de6-9beb-c5b739c5c0e9
          ©2015 by College Publishing. All rights reserved.
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          Pages: 15
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          Urban design & Planning,Civil engineering,Environmental management, Policy & Planning,Architecture,Environmental engineering
          Sustainability,Organic Gardening,Community Service,Higher Education,Student Organizations

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