We’re really excited to be embarking upon our next phase as a small but growing children’s project – by hiring our first project coordinator! This job post will shape the future of Casagua, growing the project, delivering transformative learning experiences to more children and young people and developing a unique and culturally-relevant curriculum. The ideal
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Abundant gardens, thriving childhoods
May at Casagua has brought new neighbours; the noisy southern house wren (troglodytes musculus) family has chicks, as do the fourth or fifth generation of yellow-faced grassquits (tiaris olivaceus) who have shared the garden with us over the years. The wrens’ hungry chorus reaches us from their cosy nest at one end of a bamboo