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comparative agriculture and green design

Posted by Alisha Lane in Botany · Aziz · y1 on
During this project I was able to discover a lot of urban farms in my neighborhood as well as some nearby school. the importance of non-conventional agriculture grows as time progresses, processes like aquaponics and tower gardens makes it so that more confined areas are able ​to grow food and be sustainable. While researching I realized the importance of creating a sustainable environment, as well as growing my own plants with trial and error. After this I would still like to continue growing my own plants and inspiring others around me to do the same. 

Comparative Farming

Posted by Deja Green on

This presentaion will have people to have a better minset about farming. I learned more about urban farm, growing farms in the area, and tower gardens. I wonder why spance that are not in used people dont use urban farms to make a better community. Farming can help out earth in many ways such as, better air, staying green etc... 

Green Design and Comparative Agriculture

Posted by Jyaire Oconnor in Botany · Aziz · y1 on
​While doing this project I learned more about some of my favorite ways to garden. That being Aquaponics (because it includes fish/water animals in general Not only that but I also learned about the organizations that help globally with issues involving Food, Agriculture, and land. This not only inspired me to learn more about Agriculture but it also makes me want to chase this field even more.


Q3 Botany Benchmark

Posted by Lamier Howard in Botany · Aziz · y1 on

Throughout this project, I learned a lot of stuff. I learned that there is multiple different ways of farming such as urban farming, tower gardening, and aquaponics. I also learned that climate change plays a big part in food security and why a lot of people now don’t have any food. Luckily, there are organizations that will help these people. A question I have though is will there ever be a time where everyone will have food an there will be no issues? I guess time will only tell.

Link to slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1LPE9UEbUZOe35WAd-tidoLaj2DmXxR41AsPMgachyO8/edit#slide=id.g543fc420bb_0_72

Comparative Agriculture Benchmark

Posted by Simon Garner in Botany · Aziz · y1 on
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ejsvgTGb_BJ6Zr1n3s9pmXhtWG3t-NVl5KwDMwBCuek/edit?usp=sharing

Through the process of completing this assignment I have learned a lot about different methods of agriculture and how each of them are important in different ways. I have learned how important it is to be connected to your food and how crucial not just our food's nutrition, but its role in our life is. I am wondering how I will implement this into my life and whether I will end up actually growing my own food as an adult. Regardless, learning these skills has been very helpful and insightful.

How does dancing affect the Anatomy of the body

Posted by Devon Williams in Biology of the Human Body · Aziz · E on
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Me and my partner made a poster about the affects the sport of dancing can have on the various tissues and muscles in the body. also the ways that professional dancers train their bodies to perform the various art styles that they perform. and the essential things they need to do to keep their bodies in check so that they don't get injured when they are performing their art form. We also put the top most three essential things that they need to do to keep their bodies in check.