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Scouts build shed for Community Garden A group of Boy Scouts took up the challenge and built a custom shed in the College Community Garden.
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Ribbon-cutting officially opens new garden A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the College Community Garden was held Sept. 18, marking the garden's official opening.
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Volunteers pitch in at Community Garden Volunteers rolled up their sleeves and got to work filling the Community Garden planters with compost soil in preparation for the garden's opening in August 2012.
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Boy Scouts help Community Garden grow The College Community Garden continues to take shape, thanks to the recent efforts of West Ranch High School student Brad Johnston and his fellow scouts from Boy Scout Troop 228 in Santa Clarita.
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Community Garden construction begins Construction of the College Community Garden is under way near Aliso Lab and Towsley Hall. The new garden will feature 24 individual planter boxes that can be maintained by student clubs, college departments, faculty, staff and students. Follow the link for more information.
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Dedicate a tree to someone special Dedicate a tree as a living symbol of remembrance for someone dear and deserving of a lasting memorial. Honor someone for special recognition, or commemorate an event or family milestone. You can do that through our Tree Dedication Program -- and help preserve our natural campus environment. |
About the Gardens
The Gardens of the Canyons and Nature Walk provides a place where our students, faculty, staff and community can come for inspiration, enjoyment and education through the study of nature. The gardens are significant scholastic and aesthetic resources that strengthen personal attachment to the college. The gardens also serve as outdoor classrooms and laboratories for both students and the community. They provide an environment that fosters innovation and interdisciplinary approaches to the study of conservation and sustainability.
NATURE / FITNESS WALKS
The Nature and Fitness Walks of Gardens of the Canyons encompass a total of 21 unique garden areas on both the Valencia and Canyon Country campuses. The Valencia campus features 14 gardens, the Canyon Country campus seven.
FRIENDS OF THE GARDENS
To sustain Gardens of the Canyons over the long-term, Friends of the Gardens (FROG) is our volunteer support group overseen by the College of the Canyons Foundation. This group is dedicated to helping establish and maintain Gardens of the Canyons as a recognized asset of the college community and a landmark to the community at-large. Its mission is to advance the gardens project as a vehicle to enhance the quality of life on the campus, support the college’s educational programs, and become a destination to visit in the Santa Clarita Valley.