CofC's Urban Garden at the Political Science Department

CofC's Urban Garden at the Political Science Department This small garden on the corner of Coming and Wentworth hopes to share organic, biodynamic and nativ

The Urban Garden at the Political Science Department's mission is to:
“To generate and apply knowledge in experiential ways through education and application of holistic and alternative approaches in land tenure practices within an urban campus setting. To preserve culture and develop community by using elements of biodynamic, organic, and permaculture land tenure practices as well as infusing Native American practices, such as the Gullah Geechee, and culture to sustain the garden.”

It was started in the Spring of 2010 by CofC for Urban Agriculture, a club started by Political Science students Adrian Barry and Daniel Ritter, as their first on campus garden project. After several years, and many new friends, lessons, and adventures, CofC for Urban Agriculture is transitioning responsibility for the garden to a new generation. It is now maintained by the Student Garden Coordinator from the Office of Sustainability with help from the Garden Apprentice program. For more information, please contact the Garden Coordinator at [email protected]

12/21/2018
Thank you GrowFood Carolina for the tour & the watermelon this morning!
07/21/2015

Thank you GrowFood Carolina for the tour & the watermelon this morning!

Check out this beautiful new garden on campus at the N.E. Miles Early Childhood Development Center! A part of the farm-t...
07/07/2015

Check out this beautiful new garden on campus at the N.E. Miles Early Childhood Development Center! A part of the farm-to-school initiative, its goal is to "teach children where food comes from and establish connections between farms and farmers and the people and institutions that rely on their crops."

The recently completed sensory garden at the College of Charleston was created as part of the Farm-to-School Initiative.

07/02/2015

Happy Wednesday from the MUSC Urban Farm.

This week our garden apprentices were busy bees! We visited Blue Pearl Farms to learn about blueberries and honeybees an...
07/02/2015

This week our garden apprentices were busy bees! We visited Blue Pearl Farms to learn about blueberries and honeybees and stopped by James Craig's backyard bee garden. Bees are fascinating, intelligent creatures and they're vital to the success of our gardens! Send love to the next bee you see and thank them for pollinating our fruits and veggies.

Looking to learn more about composting yourself? Check out this short, fun video on the basics of composting and get sta...
06/24/2015

Looking to learn more about composting yourself? Check out this short, fun video on the basics of composting and get started, compost-a-lujah!

Have you always wanted to help save the world by composting, but just didn’t know where to start? Watch the quirky compost evangelist Linda Olsen show you how…

This morning our summer garden apprentices toured MUSC Urban Farm to talk urban agriculture practices & learn more about...
06/24/2015

This morning our summer garden apprentices toured MUSC Urban Farm to talk urban agriculture practices & learn more about soil composition at the farm

06/16/2015

Happy National Pollinator Week y'all!

04/23/2015

The Grounds Department on campus has a new page! Here, you can find information about pop-up stands and workshops hosted by the Grounds Department! Check it out! https://www.facebook.com/CofCGrounds

We are an education outreach initiative dedicated to addressing food insecurity on CofC campus and the greater Charleston metropolitan area. We donate our produce to students and others in need of food.

Donate Here: https://give.cofc.edu/Student-Gardens

The Bee Hotel Workshop was a great way to wrap up Sustainability Week 2015! These hives will help to promote native bee ...
04/19/2015

The Bee Hotel Workshop was a great way to wrap up Sustainability Week 2015! These hives will help to promote native bee populations in the Charleston area, which are key pollinators to many of Charleston's native plants.

A very cool workshop happening this coming Tuesday from 12-1, in Stern 205. There's going to be free lunch provided by t...
04/17/2015

A very cool workshop happening this coming Tuesday from 12-1, in Stern 205. There's going to be free lunch provided by the Women's and Gender Studies Department!

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