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Students can learn about **sustainability** by designing smart gardens that use technology to manage resources more efficiently. They can explore how sensors, automation, and data can help reduce unnecessary water use while supporting healthy plant growth.
For example, students can learn to:
* **Conserve water** by creating automatic irrigation systems that water plants only when needed.
* **Monitor plant health** using soil-moisture, temperature, or light sensors.
* **Reduce resource waste** by measuring how much water and energy the garden uses.
* **Understand ecosystems** by observing plant growth and environmental conditions.