Sustainable Photography: Pacific Crest Community School

Pacific Crest Community School has planted a row of Eruca sativa, also known as Arugula, in a vegetable bed on the west facing corner of the campus.

The grounds feature natural cob construction designed in a Native American motif in homage of the indigenous tribes of the Pacific Northwest.

Pacific Crest Community School
Located: 116 NE 29th Avenue, Portland, Oregon
Grades 6th – 12th
Since 1993

“Pacific Crest Community School has been winning hearts and unlocking minds since 1993 when its doors first opened in Portland, Oregon. From the beginning, the school has offered its students and teachers alike the opportunity to be creative, independent and personally engaged in the educational process and community. Everything we do is based on our goal to inspire, respect, empower—and have fun.”*

*text from website

Sustainable Photography: Time to Start Planting!

Sustainable Photography: Colonel Summers Community Garden
Another Community Garden has begun turning the soil and planting the seeds!

It’s the beginning of the growing season and the community has started to prepare their piece of the garden at Colonel Summers Community Park located at SE 17th Ave & Taylor St, Portland, Oregon.

Colonel Summers Park Website

Compost Bins are used to recycle plant matter back into dirt.

Budda replaces the Gnome that is traditionally used as decoration.