Randy loads the truck w/ a 2nd type of compost (a mix of high-grade elephant & other dung, bark/mulch, & other biodegradeables)
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- 7:30 AM AT METRO ZOO, September 19, 2009
- As this Saturday morning progresses, Metro Zoo's ...
- Compost mounds at Miami's Metro Zoo
- The first load of composted elephant dung contain...
- Randy loads the truck w/ a 2nd type of compost (a...
- Randy uses a pitchfork to pack in the elephant du...
- The weather today was hot, muggy and wet...the el...
- Miami Dade College Architecture students visited ...
- Early in the morning, Elizabeth and Thomas know th...
- While others work to unload the pick-up truck, El...
- Because there's so much to do at the garden, Elija...
- TROY student, Joseph, new to the Greenhouse Projec...
- Thomas hauls a wheelbarrel filled with the "good ...
- A collaborative effort, TROY students, volunteers...
- Nicholas (brown shirt) and Joseph (white shirt) ,...
- So much of what TROY students do at the Greenhous...
- Before beginning the planting of our "bush goliat...
- After careful instruction and oversight, TROY stud...
- Luis and Sophia (Greenhouse Project volunteers) c...
- After tilling the ground, mixing the dirt with our...
- a hard day of work in muggy conditions...the kids,...
- Mentorship, Guidance and a Helping Hand 9-12-2009
- The screenhouse at TROY Gardens is where we grow ...
- ORGANIC COMPOSTING IS FUN!!!
- FERTILIZING TREES W/ ORGANIC COMPOST
- Students like Thomas are so enthused because they ...
- Judge Tom Peterson (left), Maggie (middle), and TR...
- Getting TROY gardens ready for the upcoming planti...
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