Quaker Matters18 Nov 2022

The power of gardening, community service, and pushing yourself to new limits - WFS Middle School Science Teacher and Summer Program Director, Carlos Charriez

Carlos Charriez joins the podcast to talk all things gardening!

1:30 - How his love of gardening evolved over the years

3:40 - His time in Brazil and its impact

4:30 - Becoming involved in the local Wilmington community

5:50 - Acquiring two plots at Bellevue State Park

7:15 - Help that he received from the community

8:40 - When the organic garden came to WFS

9:40 - Building a greenhouse on campus this summer

10:30 - The various ways in which gardening enhances his classroom work as a teacher

13:30 - What he hopes students take away from their time in the garden, hopes for this budding program

15:30 - Running Ultra Trail races

18:50 - Why he gives so much of his time and energy to WFS

20:45 - Mad Minute Segment

21:30 - Ring the Bell Segment

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