The Garden Committee’s Caterpillar Cam, launched in Spring 2015, has moved outside. We’re excited to report that the camera is aimed at a swallowtail crysalis. We suspect it will emerge soon, and we hope to see the transformation in the wild for the first time. (Previous observations were done on caterpillars in captivity). Now, thanks…
For the first time, the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) site students and staff will have access to two raised beds within a shared garden space at MS 113.The large building in nearby Fort Greene houses several different schools, and while the garden existed there for many years, it wasn’t available for regular use until now.…
Have you seen their new home? These caterpillars, born in captivity, right here at 512 Carroll Street next to the ducks and the chick in Mrs. Kathy’s science room, lived their first days in a jar. Now they’ve moved into a dreamy terrarium complete with branches, fresh herbs, natural light and open space. They’ll play…
