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The Center for Ecoliteracy makes many of its extended publications available for downloading at no cost. They include Smart by Nature™ downloadable resources; a teacher's guide for the film Food, Inc.; a guide for starting school gardens; the Center's Rethinking School Lunch Guide; a visual guide to linking food, culture, health, and the environment; and a guide to district wellness policies.

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Rethinking School Lunch Oakland Feasibility Study

Read the 27-page executive summary of a comprehensive feasibility study for reform of nutrition services in Oakland, California.

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Oak Woodland Lesson

A downloadable activity with materials and instructions for thinking about ecosystems by exploring a striking mural depicting an oak woodland.

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Cooking with California Food in K-12 Schools

Our acclaimed cookbook and professional development guide, coauthored by award-winning cookbook authors Georgeanne Brennan and Ann M. Evans.

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Title	Description
Rethinking School Lunch Guide	A planning framework for improving school food, supporting sustainable food systems, and teaching and integrating curriculum around food issues.
School Lunch Initiative Evaluation	Results of a three-year study about one of the most comprehensive school food reform efforts in the nation.
The Last Mountain	A discussion guide to the compelling documentary, for use in classrooms and communities.
Living Systems and Leadership: Cultivating Conditions for Institutional Change	Explore the application of Living Systems Theory to institutional and societal change, as seen in the work of the Center for Ecoliteracy.
What Is a Green School?	This succinct summary is based on twenty years' experience. A Smart by Nature™ downloadable resource.
Food, Inc. Discussion Guide	A discussion guide for use in high school classrooms to accompany the Academy Award nominee - now in Spanish and English.
Nourish Companion Guides	The Nourish video and companion guides help us to pay attention to the stories behind every bite of food we take.
Linking Food, Culture, Health, and the Environment	Explore an enriched school environment through this visual guide.
Getting Started	A 51-page guide for creating school gardens as outdoor classrooms.
Make a Mini Greenhouse from a CD Case	Use a recycled CD case to make a mini greenhouse and observe seedlings as they develop. A Smart by Nature™ downloadable resource.

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