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== Goals and outcomes of land lab education experiences == [[File:Black Soldier Fly Larvae.jpg|alt=Black soldier fly larvae (BSF) as raised in this container. As they mature the grubs climb up and fall into the harvest bucket. BSF are a protein and fat rich food source for chickens, fish and wild birds. BSF can be fed coffee grounds, food scraps / waste, and even manure. BSF are a sustainable insect feedstock.|thumb|Black soldier fly larvae (BSF) as raised in this container.Β As they mature the grubs climb up and fall into the harvest bucket.Β BSF are a protein and fat rich food source for chickens, fish and wild birds.Β BSF can be fed coffee grounds, food scraps / waste, and even manure.Β BSF are a sustainable insect feedstock.]] Land labs exist as perpetual educational projects that can span years to decades or more. Common goals within a land lab are often: * Restoring [[Land degradation|degraded land]] back into a balanced, [[Biodiversity|biodiverse]] state * Establishing an environment for native [[flora]] and [[fauna]] to thrive * Building deep, rich [[soil]] with an active [[microbiome]] * Growing local produce, herbs, and flowers * Raising [[Rotational grazing|livestock]] with sustainable, ethical methods * Producing healthy food for local communities * Producing local energy to power the land lab operations * Inspiring young people to care about biodiversity, agriculture, and nature * Building real-life, practical STEM skills for students and adults * Building strong communities around unique outdoor projects in nature * Educating people about the benefits and simple joys found in gardening [[File:Raised Vegetable Beds.jpg|alt=Green onions and garlic are growing in these raised metal garden beds. Raised beds are a great addition to a land lab as they make gardening more accessible for people of all ages.|thumb|Green onions and garlic are growing in these raised metal garden beds. Raised beds are a great addition to a land lab as they make gardening more accessible for people of all ages.]]
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