Urbane Landwirtschaft für Schulen

Integrating urban farming brings a range of social and environmental advantages, making it an appealing choice for communities looking to live healthier, more sustainable, and connected lives in urban areas. Benefits include fresh produce access, educational opportunities, community engagement, biodiversity support, and contribution to green building certifications.

The first step to determine if your building can host a MicroHabitat program is to conduct a free site evaluation done by our team during a virtual meeting. This assessment would include evaluating the available space, sunlight exposure, water access, and structural integrity of your property.

Requirements include at least 200 sq ft (20m2) of space, adequate sunlight (minimum 6 hours daily), accessible water sources, and safe roof access if applicable. Our team can assess your specific situation during a free consultation.

Yes! Our programs support LEED, BOMA, BOMA BEST, GRESB, Fitwel, and WELL certifications. The specific credits depend on the project scale and scope.

Yes, MicroHabitat offers an indoor unit which produces year-long growth through our turn-key solution. These are perfect for lobbies, cafeterias, and dedicated growing spaces.

Our programs include a minimum of two educational activities covering ecological farming practices, seed saving, composting, and related sustainability topics.

Yes! We offer interactive kiosks, guided garden visits, and educational workshops. Activities can be customized to your organization's needs and interests.