Chadbourne Gardens
The UW–Madison Green Fund supports student ideas that improve campus sustainability, including this project! For more information, contact Ian Aley at iraley@wisc.edu
Project Description
Students from The People’s Farm (formerly F.H. King Students for Sustainable Agriculture) and the Office of Sustainability Intern Program partnered with University Housing to establish a raised garden bed outside of Chadbourne Residence Hall where they grow food and flowers and offer workshops.
Raised garden beds offer ample opportunity to learn about food sustainability by giving students first-hand experience growing their own food, visually learning about where food comes from, and having a designated space for students and campus members to advance their knowledge on food sustainability.Learn about what we are growing!
Get Involved
Build a Raised Garden Bed
Want to build a raised garden bed but don’t know where to start? There are plenty of resources to help you but here is a guide that walks you through things to think about.
Attend Events
If you are interested in the realm of sustainable food and agriculture, stay up to date with related events on campus and get involved!
Get Involved with the Green Fund
If you would like to improve the sustainability of the UW–Madison campus by getting involved with a Green Fund project, please email Ian Aley, Green Fund Program Manager: <a href="mailto:“iraley@wisc.edu”">iraley@wisc.edu</a>
Project Partners
Campus Planning and Landscape Architecture
Rhonda James – Senior Landscape Architect University Housing
Malorie Garbe – Sustainability Coordinator Office of Sustainability
Ian Aley – Green Fund Program Manager Application Materials
Are you interested in applying for the Green Fund for a similar project? Click on the link below to view the application for this project. For more information on application requirements, visit the Green Fund Application Information page or contact the Green Fund Program Manager, Ian Aley at iraley@wisc.edu