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Planting Seeds of Change
At CoreCivic's Crowley County Correctional Facility in Olney Springs, Colorado, a unique horticulture program allows incarcerated individuals to develop skills, find purpose, and experience the therapeutic benefits of working with plants. Under the leadership of Tina Saddoris, program instructor at Crowley, this initiative blends education and hands-on training, fostering growth in both the plants and the participants who nurture them.
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