Growing Wheat at Gravesend

This program has changed them as learners, contributors and environmentally responsible citizens for life and we thank you for that.

Luella BennettsTeacher, Tumbarumba Public School

The most important part of the project will not be the completed publication. It is the journey we all undertook together leading to increased and shared understandings.

Bill GoodmanPrincipal, Cootamundra Public School

The students loved writing this story. Their mentors were a wonderful help and they loved drawing the images to match each page.

Lynne PikeTeacher, Maria Regina Catholic School

We were doing a paddock to plate integrated unit so this Enviro-Stories program worked beautifully. The children had a great time coming up with the storyline and illustrating their book pages.

Keera JobTeacher, Macquarie Anglican Grammar School

PeeKdesigns acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, culture and community. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Crops

Growing Wheat at Gravesend

Ben’s Cotton Farm

The Dreaded Drought

Drought to Flood

From the seed to the selling: Cotton’s life in Hay

Biodiversity at ‘Yallock’

Fellow Hills

Walla Park – Landcare in action

Busy Bees

Farmer Jack’s Cotton