The Mt. Everest Academy Native Garden will work to create a permanent natural, outdoor area on campus to educate students and provide habitat for local wildlife.
Note: This project was restarted in 2023 after being destroyed.
The MEA Native Garden Club works to create and maintain the MEA Native Garden. Students of all ages are welcome. Supervision required for elementary students.
Note: Below are the first 15 natives planted in the garden, along with a few existing desert brooms. Unfortunately, during fall 2022, the garden was cut down by maintenance workers for the school district. Only one plant from the 2022 plantings survived the incident, and the project was restarted the following year.
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