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Green Schoolyards: Where to Start?



Lining up stakeholders to help support the mission of building green schoolyards is an important first step in the process for K-12 schools.


By Dave Lubach, Chief Editor  
OTHER PARTS OF THIS ARTICLEPt. 1: Sustainable K-12 Schoolyards Grow in PopularityPt. 2: This Page


Lining up stakeholders to help support the mission of building green schoolyards is an important first step in the process for K-12 schools. 

In this video, we speak with Danielle Denk, Trust for Public Land’s senior director for the schoolyards initiative, about how to set that plan in motion and some of the first steps to take to move forward.

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