The Nature Classroom
The Nature Classroom : open again
NATURE CLASS ON SUNDAYS (March and April 2025)
We're building community, and ever more eco-projects, at Casa Comfort. From 3-5 on Sundays (rain or shine) we'll learn together with a five-part curriculum: fungi, hugelkultur, compost, rainwater, and natives -- plus kid-driven art. There'll be guest speakers and hands-on projects to do and folks to chat with. Free. Donations accepted (Venmo @Nonprofit-Wellness)
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Follow @CasaComfort7009 (on Instagram)to see snaps of plants, fungi and animals at the corner of Aspen & Lincoln Avenues in Takoma Park, Maryland.
Pictured here is the former native pant mural, which was power-washed by Takoma Park City Government.
A debate about what is "graffiti"
We created a movement sidewalk during covid. After three years, someone called it in as graffiti. Here's the DCist story that sparked a bunch of other coverage, like this Channel 4 piece. Now, a 9th grader on the Takoma Park Youth Council is carrying this issue forward, and Susan has been appointed to the TkPk Arts & Humanities Committee.
How do other cities' let their citizens paint?
In July 2023, MPH candidate Ellie B presented this deck of other cities' painting solutions to Takoma Park City Council in hopes of spurring change.