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The Center for Land-Based Learning is dedicated to creating the next generation of farmers and teaching California’s youth about the importance of agriculture and watershed conservation. Combining innovative hands-on experience with classroom learning, participants in CLBL’s many programs develop leadership skills, learn how sustainable agriculture practices contribute to a healthier ecosystem, and create connections to agricultural, environmental, and food system careers.

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Our Mission and Vision

Our mission is to inspire and motivate people of all ages, especially youth, to promote a healthy interplay between agriculture, nature and society through their own actions and as leaders in their communities.

The Center for Land-Based Learning envisions a world where there is meaningful appreciation and respect for our natural environment and for the land that produces our food and sustains our quality of life.

For more information about the Center for Land-Based Learning, visit: landbasedlearning.org


CLBL PROGRAMS

  • SLEWS

    The SLEWS Program

    Teaches high school students about habitat restoration and protection while working on active projects on California farms and ranches.

  • FARMS Leadership Program

    The FARMS Leadership Program

    Brings high school students to working farms and ranches, teaching them about agriculture and providing leadership and life-skill training.

  • Green Corps

    The Green Corps Program

    Offers high school and college students farm-focused internships.

  • California Farm Academy

    California Farm Academy

    From agricultural production to business planning to marketing of specialty crops, the California Farm Academy helps create the next generation of farmers.


  • Caring for our Watersheds

    Caring for our Watersheds

    A joint program of the Center for Land-Based Learning and Agrium, Inc. The Caring for our Watersheds (CFW) program empowers students to imagine, develop, and create solutions in their local watersheds.

  • Farm on Putah Creek


    The Farm on Putah Creek

    A 40-acre walnut farm in Winters, California which headquarters the CLBL’s statewide programs. The Farm offers a variety of educational programs to the public, as well as rents out its facilities for corporate retreats and weddings, and other events.

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