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Green Teen

From: Tom Niemisto
Length: 00:01:45

Hudson Valley Youth in a new gardening project Read the full description.
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Green Teen
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Newlogosmall_small At-risk youth in the Hudson Valley have opportunties to grow food in their communities year round.  These teens plant, plan, and cultivate produce, and, as it turns out, self esteem.

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At-risk youth in the Hudson Valley have opportunties to grow food in their communities year round.  These teens plant, plan, and cultivate produce, and, as it turns out, self esteem.