Cultivating Tomorrow:
Youth, Technology, and Food Gardens
We empower youth to build sustainable food gardens using cutting-edge technology.

What We Do

Growing Food Gardens
We maintain food gardens where our community members can learn how to grow food under the guidance of experienced mentors.

Youth Competitions
We host year-round competitions that inspire young people to innovate solutions in support of human and planetary health.

Ag + Tech Education
We offer workshops and classes that teach sustainable agriculture practices combined with the latest technological tools.

Our Impact in Numbers
3
gardens established
41
varieties of plants
232
students taught
2166
lbs of produce grown

Why parents love us:
Through engaging workshops and groundbreaking competitions, we provide young people with hands-on experiences in sustainable food gardening. We connect them with the soil (earth) while equipping them with high-economic value skills like robotics, automation, and machine learning.
Latest News
- How to Start a School Garden
A checklist for Bay Area teachers If you teach in the Bay Area, you have a head start most of the country doesn’t: you can grow food outdoors almost all year. Fall is the best time to begin. The rainsContinue reading “How to Start a School Garden” - Inside Tree Gleaning: How Backyard Fruit Reaches Families in Need
Every fall, Bay Area backyards fill up with more fruit than any one family can eat. Lemons pile up on patios. Persimmons split on the branch. Apples drop and rot in the grass. Meanwhile, families a few streets away areContinue reading “Inside Tree Gleaning: How Backyard Fruit Reaches Families in Need” - Build a Raspberry Pi Soil Moisture Monitor
A Beginner Project for Teens In one afternoon, you can build a sensor that tells you exactly when your plants need water, and prints it to your screen every few seconds.At Climate Roots, we grow food in community gardens andContinue reading “Build a Raspberry Pi Soil Moisture Monitor”
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