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In 2018 , eighth grade students designed and built an outdoor classroom. The Pride Patch has permeable pavers which allow water to collect in one foot of gravel beneath them. We collect 1,242 gallons of water every time it rains. This water perks into the ground.

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What kind of pavers we have  and the plants used plus what kinds of plants and how it helps the environment

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we should include any discounts, offers, or grants we received for the pavers and native plants

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The pride patch is a student made outdoor classroom that was designed to benefit our environment

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We should explain what the project is about and all the resources we used.

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Explain what its about, how it will help nature and how we were able to obtain it.

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We picked plants that are native in Maryland so it can attracts birds and other creatures.

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the plants we picked are native which means they can live all year long threw every season. They also bring native birds and insects.

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Permeable Pavers by Azec were used to create a paver to prevent runoff by letting water slowly seep into the ground so the water doesnt run off into bynum run causing pollution in our area.

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the benefits of what the pavers have to offer to the environment.

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explain what its about

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The use of permeable pavers in our garden help to promote the filtering of Bynum Run's water.

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The benefit of having permeable pavers are that it looks great for the pride patch, its durable, it can support heavy stuff.

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The students have worked extremely hard in order to produce this Pride Patch.
We started off with the idea of attracting native bugs and birds using native plants.
We bought the plants from Herring Run Nursery, all native.

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The pros of the permeable pavers, and cons of regular pavers.
The permeable pavers sucks up all of the water from the rain.
Martain Marietta Material helped us get the number #2 stone that we placed under the pavers. We tampted it down, and made sure it was level making sure there wasn't any high spots or low spots. We had gotten a private load of pavers from Michigan in a short amount of days. Tell them how much time was spent on this project. Thank the custodians for cutting the grass a specific way for us during the beginning stages of this project. We did a blueprint of the projects, and we got the precise measurements of the outline of the outdoor classroom.