Dear All,

While aquaponics requires a bit more skills sets than soil growing, it is
now within
reach of the kind of people who can put model train sets together or bake a
pie from
scratch.

There is now an easy to read guide to constructing small, inexpensive
aquaponics gardens in schools, backyards, and faith communities,  for
starters:
*
http://www.theaquaponicstore.com/Aquaponic-Gardening-A-Step-by-Step-Guide-p/evaas002.htm
*

And there is now a global collaboration platform now approaching 3,000
members:
*
http://aquaponicscommunity.com/

*And the Sweet Water Foundation has just received a grant from USDA to teach
teachers how to develop
aquaponic experiments in their classrooms.

Let me know if you would like to explore aquaponics for your community!*

Godsil
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