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Planet Earth Observatory

rethinking the way we grow food

We are learning to grow, prepare and promote climate friendly heritage crops for ourselves and neighbors.Long beans are a delicious and nutritious crops that have been grown in Asia for over 1,000 years. With the help of professional chefs, home gardeners, and cooks, we are collecting long bean recipes to taste test them in focus groups around Los Angeles.

photo gallery: long bean trial, follow along

    LOOK

    GROW

    GROW

    We team up with artists and scientists to  deeply observe nature. But we don't just look; we listen, smell, touch and taste to better understand the world around us.

    GROW

    GROW

    GROW

    We grow climate-friendly heritage crops that are tasty, nutritious AND good for the soil. We also tend native plants that support pollinators and other critters so essential to a healthy garden ecosystem.

    HEAL

    GROW

    HEAL

    Gardens nourish us with healthy food. They also provide a place  for us to enjoy nature,  to tell our stories, to create art and  have fun. Gardens are places to heal ourselves and grow community. We believe that without community there can be no health.


    Planet Earth Observatory

    50 East Green St. #701

    Pasadena, CA 91105

    Email: lydia@planetearthobservatory.org

    Planet Earth Observatory is a tax-exempt non-profit organization.  EIN #87-1394657.


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